160 vii. carry out measures for the occupational and medical rehabilitation of the victims of the facts, as well as steps to restore the victims’ dignity and reputation; viii. take steps to restore the community of Mapiripán, in connection with the collectivity’s public health, education, and work; and ix. take adequate measures to ensure that the unidentified victims and their next of kin are not deprived of the fair reparations owed to them; and i) to put into effect these obligations a project must be created –within three months time- with government funds, for a maximum period of five years, to attain the general objective. Its objective will be comprehensive reparation of the consequences of the massacre, that is, of the victims who have not been identified in the proceeding before the inter-American system; caring for the population displaced by the massacre; and providing healthcare, education, and employment plans in Mapiripán. Yearly reports must be sent to the Court, and the parties may add their comments if there is any disagreement. Three months after establishment of this Project, it must be submitted by the State to the Court, for the latter to take it into account, together with the observations of the other parties. 292. Pleadings of the representatives a) the State must issue orders for a number of measures of satisfaction: i. to carry out a public act of acknowledgment of responsibility regarding the facts in the massacre and of apology to the victims and their next of kin, in the presence of the highest authorities of the State; ii. to order a Commemoration of the National Day of Victims of Violations of Human Rights and of International Humanitarian Law, and “that the National Anthem be sung at said act, with the tenth rather than the first strophe, as [they deem that] the former is more in accordance with the current spirit of [Colombian] historical reality and reflects the right of the victims to learn the truth and for justice to be done. There is no need to amend the Constitution and the Law [for this purpose], only to issue a presidential directive;” and iii. to order community support measures and name one or more of the buildings in remembrance of one of the victims; b) the State must undertake to ensure non-repetition of the facts, including adjusting domestic legislation and the demobilization program to international standards regarding the rights to truth, justice, and reparations for the victims; full compliance with Colombian constitutional doctrine regarding military venue and the jurisprudence of the inter-American system regarding the scope of the competence of said venue;