41 D) OTHER FORMS OF REPARATION (MEASURES OF SATISFACTION AND NON-RECURRENCE GUARANTEES) Arguments by the Commission 90. The Commission requests the Court to order the following measures of satisfaction and non-recurrence guarantees: a) carrying out an earnest and effective judicial investigation in order to determine the responsibility of the perpetrators of the detentions and the subsequent forced disappearances. The outcome of such investigation must be made known to the general public, so as to enforce the right to know the truth of the next of kin of the victims and of all Venezuelan society; b) the State must take the necessary action in order to locate the place where the victims are, so that the next of kin may complete their mourning for the disappearance of their beloved ones; c) the State must take the necessary action in order to guarantee that under domestic law the writ of habeas corpus be compatible with Articles 7(6) and 25 of the American Convention of Human Rights; and d) in consultation with the next of kin of the victims, “a symbolic recognition [by the State] aimed at recovering historical memory of the disappeared persons.” Arguments by the representatives 91. The representatives requested the Court to order the following satisfaction and non-recurrence measures: a) an earnest, fair and effective investigation into the events to be publicly made known to the Venezuelan society. Such investigation must be effected within reasonable time; b) adequate participation of the next of kin of the victims in the criminal proceedings; c) taking the necessary action to find Messrs. Oscar José Blanco-Romero, Roberto Javier Hernández-Paz and José Francisco Rivas-Fernández, or their remains, in order for them to be delivered to their next of kin, so the latter may complete their mourning for the disappearance of their beloved ones; d) publishing and widely disseminating the instant Judgment, in the Official Gazette, in the press and on radio and television broadcasts; e) holding a public official ceremony wherein the State acknowledge its responsibility and which may allow the name and the dignity of the victims to be recovered;