8 1. That pursuant to Considering Clause No 14 of this Order, the Court will not continue monitoring the compliance with Operative Paragraph 12 of the Judgment, regarding the obligation of the State “to adopt the essential measures required to facilitate minor Aleoscar Russeth Blanco-Iriarte’s departure from Venezuela,” since said person has reached the age of majority. 2. That pursuant to Considering Clause No 11 of this Order, the following orders are pending compliance: a) The State is to carry out investigations and effective, unbiased judicial proceedings on the three forced disappearances involved in the instant case, leading to the truth of the facts and the punishment of those responsible therefor (sixth operative paragraph of the Judgment;) b) The State is to adopt such measures as may be necessary to establish the whereabouts of Messrs. Oscar José Blanco-Romero, Roberto Javier Hernández-Paz and José Francisco Rivas-Fernández as soon as possible. Should they be found dead, such measures are to be directed at delivering their remains to their next of kin for burial as the latter may deem appropriate. Should this be the case, the State is to provide the conditions required to convey the victims’ remains to such place as may be determined by their next of kin, and to give them decent burial at no expense for such next of kin (seventh operative paragraph of the Judgment;) c) The State shall publish once, within a six-month term as from the date it be notified of the instant Judgment, in the Diario Oficial (Official Gazette) and in another national daily newspaper with national coverage, the Section of the instant Judgment called Proven Facts, without its footnotes, paras. 54 to 65 in the Section of the instant Judgment called Merits, and the operative paragraphs hereof, (eighth operative paragraph of the Judgment;) d) In line with the provisions of Articles 7(6), 25 and 2 of the American Convention on Human Rights, the State is to pass such legislative or other measures as may be required in order for writs of habeas corpus to be effectively processed in Venezuela in cases of forced disappearance, (ninth operative paragraph of the Judgment;) e) The State is to adopt, within a reasonable time period, such measures as may be necessary to reform its criminal laws so as to bring them in line with the international standards on the protection of individuals in connection with the forced disappearance of persons (tenth operative paragraph of the Judgment;) f) The State is to include, as part of the education and training courses for the officers of the Armed Forced and the Office of the Sector Director General of the Intelligence and Preventive Services Bureau, a program regarding the principles and rules of human rights protection, particularly the prohibition against forced disappearance, torture and disproportionate use of force, taking into consideration the case-law of the Inter-American System for the Protection of Human Rights, as a mechanism to prevent the recurrence of events such as the ones in the instant case (eleventh operative paragraph of the Judgment;)