situation of risk, it stressed that, at the time of the hearing, no measure of protection was in place. b) Implementation of the provisional measures 8. Following the public hearing, in relation to the implementation of the provisional measures, the State has advised that: a) Regarding preliminary investigation PGJM/AMPME/CDJUAREZ/196-II-IV/2010 opened before the Military Attorney General’s Office due to the disappearance of Nitza Paola, Rocío Irene and Jose Ángel, the investigation conducted by the military representatives “did not prove the probable responsibility of military personnel, and it was then decided that the organs of the military jurisdiction did not have competence to continue the said inquiry”; therefore, the investigation is now being conducted by the Attorney General’s Office; b) The investigation opened on March 8, 2010, by the Special Prosecutor for crimes of violence against women and people-trafficking (FEVIMTRA), which declined competence in favor of the Chihuahua Delegation of the Attorney General’s Office, is currently underway for the offense of deprivation of liberty, and is at the stage of integration. During this inquiry, measures have been taken in relation to three lines of investigation: (a) probable involvement of the Mexican Army in the facts denounced; (b) probable participation of organized crime, and (c) tracing the telephone call presumably made by Nitza Paola after her disappearance. Regarding the latter, in its report of June 20, 2012, the State indicated that information provided by the Civic Council for Security and the Search for Justice of the Federal District had allowed the line of investigation on the said telephone call to be concluded; c) On May 9, 2012, the opening of an investigation was ordered with the participation of the regional representation of the Federal Investigation Agency of Chihuahua, because the latter’s participation made it easier to conduct probative measures owing to its proximity to the site of the events; d) The beneficiaries were provided with the following: mobile telephone equipment and emergency numbers, psychological, legal, and paramedical assistance, escorts on the road during travel by the beneficiaries, house patrols, emergency telephone numbers where personnel from the Federal Police are on call, as well as the possibility of requesting, and if necessary, coordinating the support of municipal and state police agents under the General Law on the National Public Safety System; e) In order to implement specific and achievable measures that avoid irreparable damage, more information is required on the domicile of the beneficiaries. 9. In this regard, the representatives of the beneficiaries indicated, inter alia, that: a) They asked that all the investigations conducted under the military jurisdiction be transferred to the ordinary jurisdiction, in compliance with the relevant international provisions, the Constitution of the United Mexican States, and the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation of July 12, 2011, on the inappropriateness of the military jurisdiction; 4