out during the execution of Operation Genesis, as indicated in paragraphs 227 to 240 of this Judgment. 9. It is not incumbent on the Court to rule on the alleged violations of Articles 1, 6 and 8 of the Inter-American Convention to Prevent and Punish Torture, as indicated in paragraph 282 of this Judgment. 10. It is not incumbent on the Court to rule on the alleged violation of the right to honor and dignity, protection of the family, and equality before the law, contained in Articles 11, 17 and 24 of the American Convention, or on the alleged non-compliance with the obligation to adopt provisions of domestic law established in Article 2 of this instrument, as indicated in paragraphs 332 to 338 of this Judgment. AND ESTABLISHES, unanimously: 11. This Judgment constitutes per se a form of reparation. 12. The State must use all necessary means to continue, effectively and with the greatest diligence, the investigations that have been opened, as well as open any that are necessary in order to individualize, prosecute and eventually punish all those responsible for the facts of this case, and remove all the obstacles, de facto and de jure, that may maintain impunity, as established in paragraphs 439 to 440 of this Judgment. 13. The State must make the publications ordered, as established in paragraph 445 of this Judgment. 14. The State must organize a public act to acknowledge international responsibility for the facts of this case, as established in paragraph 447 of this Judgment. 15. The State must provide the appropriate and priority medical treatment required by the victims of this case, in the context of the reparation programs established by domestic law, as established in paragraphs 452 and 453 of this Judgment. 16. The State must restore the effective use, enjoyment and possession of the territories recognized by domestic law to the Afro-descendant communities assembled in the Community Council of the Communities of the Cacarica River basin, as established in paragraph 459 of this Judgment. 17. The State must ensure that the conditions of the territories that are restored to the victims in this case, as well as of the place where they are living currently, are adequate for the safety and decent life of both those who have returned and of those who have not yet done so, as established in paragraphs 460 and 461 of this Judgment. 18. The State must ensure that all the persons who have been recognized as victims in this Judgment receive the compensation established by the pertinent domestic laws referred to in paragraph 475 of this Judgment, within one year of its notification. 19. The State must pay the amounts established in paragraph 476 of this Judgment for the pecuniary and non-pecuniary harm caused to Marino López Mena and his next of kin, and to this end must make the pertinent publications and broadcasts, as well as pay the amounts established for reimbursement of costs and expenses, within one year of notification of this Judgment, as indicated in paragraphs 479 and 481 hereof. 151