261. The State indicated that this measure of non-repetition requested by the Commission had already been implemented to meet the obligations assumed under international conventions and to enforce the laws in force on the prevention, punishment and eradication of violence against women. It also indicated that the Court had already required implementation of this measure in the eleventh and twelfth operative paragraph of the 2014 judgment in the case of Veliz Franco et al.346 Furthermore, the State provided details of the creation, structure, functions and work carried out by the Coordinating Body for the Prevention, Punishment and Eradication of Domestic Violence and Violence against Women (CONAPREVI), the Presidential Secretariat for Women (SEPREM) and the Special Office for Women’s Affairs (GEM). In addition, it referred, in detail, to the following public policies in the area of prevention, attention, punishment and eradication of violence against women, implemented to combat violence against women: the National Policy for the Comprehensive Promotion and Development of Women (PNPDIM) and the Equal Opportunities Plan (PEO) 2008-2023, and the National Plan for the Prevention and Eradication of Domestic Violence and Violence against Women (PLANOVI) 2004-2014. It also referred to inter-institutional coordination to implement these policies. In this regard, it referred to the creation of the “Technical group to promote the life and safety of women,” composed of CONAPREVI, SEPREM and the Office for the Defense of Indigenous Women’s Rights (DEMI), in coordination with the Ministry of the Interior and the congressional Committee for Women’s Affairs. It also referred to a network to provide care to women who had been attacked, established by the Office for Attention to Victims and the Special Prosecutor’s Office for Women’s Affairs of the Public Prosecution Service, and also the National Institute of Forensic Science (INACIF). Additionally, it had Comprehensive Support Centers for Women Survivors of Violence (CAIMUS). Lastly, it referred to the implementation of the Action Protocol to address violence against women of the National Civil Police (PNC). 262. With regard to the elimination of discriminatory stereotypes, the State indicated, among other matters, that the measures implemented to ensure access to justice included: creation of institutions to provide legal support to indigenous women; creation of the Office for the Defense of Indigenous Women’s Rights, attached to the National Commission against Racism and Discrimination, and Indigenous Defenders attached to the Public Criminal Defense Institute; incorporation of interpreters in institutions related to the administration of justice; signature of an agreement between the DEMI and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Presidential Commission against Discrimination and Racism; increase in the number of complaints filed before the DEMI by indigenous women with regard to acts of violence against them; implementation by the Educational Directorate of the Presidential Coordinating Commission for the Executive’s Human Rights Policy (COPREDEH) of diploma course on relevant issues for employees and public officials of the Executive and other institutions; two in 2012, nine in 2013 and fourteen in 2014. 263. The Court appreciates the different measures taken by the State, including the creation of diverse agencies, addressed at the prevention of violence against women and the eradication of discriminatory socio-cultural patterns. 264. Nevertheless, in this case, the Court has established that, according to the reports of various national and international organisations, as well as expert witness Karen Musalo, the measures implemented by the State to address the problem of violence against women up until “11. The State shall, within a reasonable time, bring into operation the “specialize jurisdictional organs” and the special prosecutor’s office, […]. 12. The State shall, within a reasonable time, implement programs and courses for public officials, members of the Judiciary, the Public Prosecution Service and the National Civil Police, who are involved in the investigation of the murder of women on standards with regard to prevention, and the eventual punishment and eradication of the murder of women, and provide them with training on the proper enforcement of the relevant laws and regulations […].” 346 86