39 a) investigate the facts the violations, specifically identified, and they asked investigation are positive, amnesty; to identify, try, and punish those responsible for those members of the armed forces who are the Court to order the State, if results of the not to apply the statute of limitations or any b) strive to establish the whereabouts of the victim and if he is dead, to ensure decent burial in accordance with the family’s customs and beliefs; c) publish the judgment on the merits issued by the Court on May 4, 2004, together with the instant Judgment, in the Diario Oficial, on the State’s Internet site, in two national dailies, in the Diario Oficial de las Fuerzas Armadas de Guatemala, and on the national ratio station (Radio TGW) three times and on a high audience schedule; d) create a “Missing Children Museum Hall” honoring the memory of the children who were victims of the armed conflict, and specifically that of Marco Antonio Molina Theissen; e) build or designate a public square in Guatemala City named in remembrance of the victim; f) conduct an official public ceremony attended by high government authorities, including representatives of the Guatemalan Army, acknowledging State responsibility for the facts and apologizing to the victim’s family; g) decree a national day in remembrance of the missing children who were victims of the domestic armed conflict, a day that must be agreed upon previously with the victim’s next of kin and their representatives; h) include human rights education courses and training materials in the syllabi of formal primary, secondary, and college education, on the causes, the development, and the consequences of the armed conflict, especially with respect to the missing children. The State must include them in the syllabi of training schools for Guatemalan public security (military and police) forces; i) issue a statement and carry out actions to ensure legal, political, and material support for the Comisión Nacional de Búsqueda de la Niñez Desaparecida; j) establish a genetic data bank to enable identification of the remains of missing persons; and k) draft and submit to Congress, through establishment of a consensus body with the Comisión Nacional de Búsqueda de la Niñez Desaparecida and other civil society groups, a comprehensive bill in accordance with Article 2 of the American Convention. For this, it is necessary to take into account: k(i) the establishment of a legal mechanism to declare absence due to forced disappearance, for purposes of parentage and other related civil effects; and k(ii) the law must provide the measures required to review adoption processes authorized since 1982, including the files of the Courts and