representatives in relation to acts of violence against staff officials, and the taking of hostages, threats, vaginal and anal inspections, and forced nudity to the detriment of the visitors as well as other alleged forms of sexual violence. 9. The request of the Inter-American Commission to the Court, based on the facts provided and pursuant to Articles 63(2) of the Convention and 27 of the Rules of Procedure of the Court, that the State be ordered to: a) Obtain effective control of the prison, with strict adherence to the human rights of the prisoners therein; b) Identify and provide answers to the causes allowing arms trafficking within the prison; c) Eliminate the use and practice of the ‘chaveiros’; d) Eliminate the high index of prison riots; e) Assure access to health services to those with serious illnesses; f) Avoid the spread of communicable diseases amongst the prisoners; g) Eliminate the vaginal and anal inspections to the detriment of the visitors, as well as any other measure that threatens life and personal integrity, and h) Diligently investigate the reported facts in order to punish those responsible, including prison staff, and to avoid the reoccurrence of these facts. 10. The observations and information presented by the State regarding the Commission’s request, inter alia: a) Implemented a new manner of prison classification of inmates in the three units at Complexo de Curado: PJALLB – minimum security; PAMFA – midlevel security; PFDB – maximum security; b) created the Public Security Plan, entitled “Pact for Life,” which implemented a results based model, and established monitoring through the use of section cameras; c) State Law nº 14.8631, of December 7, 2012, created the State Committee for Combat and Prevention of Torture in the State of Pernambuco; d) as of May 2014, implementation will begin of the Integrated System of Prison Administration (SIAP for its acronym in Portuguese), throughout the Prison System in the State of Pernambuco. The Integrated System will allow for the identification of visitors and staff through the use of biometrics and the provision of information, such as the criminal situation of persons deprived of liberty; allowing, in real time, for greater control and monitoring of these persons in the prison units. Monitoring will be daily, integrated with other corporate systems and technologies. The focus will be on identification 5