Waorani family nucleus of Dikaro] with her sister.” The traditional Dikaro chief “had promised to peacefully return the [younger] girl and that has not happened.” “Currently, the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State is exhausting all negotiation attempts with the Dikaro indigenous leaders in order to succeed with this objective.” “At the moment, no other police operation has been ordered where [the younger girl] resides.” v) Regarding the alleged risk to the life and personal integrity of both girls due to the possible violence in the area, pursuant to the Report of the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State, “the state of foster care and peace in which the [older]girl lives in the village of Bameno was verified and optimal conditions exist that assure the life and personal integrity of the girl.” “The General Prosecutor’s Office of the State and Ome Gompote (Waorani Association of the Cononaco Yasuni) designed and implemented a Specific Protocol for the Protection of life, integrity, and other rights of the girls and the indigenous population of Bameno. The principle objective of this Protocol is to establish an idea as to custody and actions to be taken regarding possible incursions of other indigenous groups to this area.” vi) Regarding the alleged risk to life and integrity derived from the risk to health given the state of voluntary isolation, the Ministry of Public Health has informed that the prior work that has been carried out from knowledge of the girls potential vulnerability “has generated a sense of trust in the families that are close to the girls, which has allowed for the application of vaccinations, assessment and permanent monitoring of their health.” In the older girl’s case “her integration increases more and more each day, and the linguistic difficulties are not so great that communication is affected.” The State attached various records and reports about visits to see the girls and actions adopted in relation to their health.”18 vii) Given the alleged irreparable harm to the girls’ mental, moral, and cultural integrity, identity, and family derived from the traumatic effects of the death of their parents and members of their village, the Ministry of Justice, Human Rights, and Religious Affairs reported that on February 17, 2014, the younger girl “was under the care of the Omeway Oguinea Waorani family, a family with several children of a similar age; the mother of these minors is Mrs. Obe Oguinea, 55 years old, who provides direct care” to the younger girl. In regard to the older girl, “she is cared for by a Waorani family named Bahigua Miippo where she is surrounded by other children 18 Report on actions taken by the Ministry of Public Health regarding the two presumably Taromenane girls taken from the Yarentaro community on April 26, (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 466 to 471); Report on the actions taken by the Ministry of Public Health to guarantee the health of the two presumably Taromenane girls taken from the Waorani community of Yarentaro and Dicaro of August 7, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 472 to 480); Report on the health of the presumably Taromenane [older and younger] girls of January 22, 2014; Report of the medical visit to the Dicaro and Yarentaro communities of Waorani nationalities of April 4, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 504 to 507); Report on the medical visit to the Yarentaro Waorani community on April 6, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 508 and 509); Visit by the medical team of the Ministry of Public Health to the Yarentaro community of Waorani nationality on April 28 and 28, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 512 to 514); Monitoring of the health of the two girls on May 8 and 11, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome 2, folios 515 to 517); Monitoring of the health of the two girls, May 18 and 26, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 518 to 520); Monitoring of the health of the two girls of June 3 and 15, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 524 to 526); Monitoring of the health of the younger girl on July 11, 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 527 and 528); Monitoring of the health of the two girls, issued on July 22 and 23, June 15, August 21, September 9, 19 and 23, October 7 and 19, November 1, 13 and 17 2013 (case file on provisional measures, tome 2, folios 559 to 562); Monitoring of the health of the two girls, December 25 and 31, 2013, and January 12, 15, 20 to 26, 2014 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folios 562 to 570). 10