145 g) Human rights education 409. Considering that the Ituango massacres were perpetrated by a paramilitary group acting with the collaboration, tolerance and acquiescence of State agents, in violation of peremptory norms of international law, the State must adopt measures to provide training to members of its armed forces and its security agencies on the principles and norms of human rights protection and international humanitarian law, and on the limits to which they should be subjected. To this end, the State must implement, within a reasonable time, permanent training programs on human rights and international humanitarian law for the Colombian Armed Forces. h) Publication of the pertinent parts of this judgment 410. The Court considers that, as a measure of satisfaction, the State must publish once, within six months of notification of this judgment, in the official gazette and in another newspaper with national circulation, the chapter of the judgment entitled Proven Facts, without the corresponding footnotes, and also the operative paragraphs hereof. XVII COSTS AND EXPENSES The Commission’s arguments 411. In relation to the payment of the costs and expenses incurred by the next of kin of the victims to litigate this case in the domestic sphere and before the Commission and the Court, and the honoraria of their legal representatives, the Commission asked the Court to order the State to pay these expenses. The representatives’ arguments 412. Regarding the payment of the costs and expenses incurred by the next of kin of the victims to litigate this case in the domestic sphere and before the Commission and the Court, and the honoraria of their legal representatives, the representatives indicated that: (a) GIDH incurred expenses regarding the two cases, which were subsequently joindered during the proceedings before the Commission. These amount to US$11,074 for the measures taken at the international level and US$4,553 for those taken at the domestic level before the administrative and judicial authorities and for travel and interviews with the victims; for a total of US$15,627; (b) The Comisión Colombiana de Juristas as co-petitioner in the case has taken measures before the Inter-American Commission since 1999 in the case of La Granja and since 2000 in the case of El Aro, and its expenses amount to US$4,895.70 (four thousand eight hundred and ninety-five United States dollars and seventy cents); (c) The expenses relating to processing the case before the Court, consisting in the cost of the expert evidence and the transfer of the