THEREFORE: THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, pursuant to the authority conferred by Article 63(2) of the American Convention on Human Rights and Articles 27 and 31 of its Rules of Procedure, DECIDES TO: 1. Reiterate to the Republic of Honduras that it must adopt, without delay, the measures necessary to effectively ensure the protection of Mr. Dencen Andino Alvarado’s life and personal integrity, in accordance with Considering clauses 13 to 15 of this Order. 2. Reiterate to the Republic of Honduras that it must adopt the measures necessary to ensure that Mr. Dencen Andino Alvarado is not persecuted or threatened as a result of his participation as a witness in the investigation conducted by authorities in the case regarding the murder of Blanca Jeannette Kawas Fernández, in accordance with Considering clause 19 of this Order. 3. Reiterate to the Republic of Honduras that the measures of protection ordered herein be designed and implemented with the participation of the beneficiary or his representatives, in accordance with the Considering clause 22 of this Order 4. Request the Republic of Honduras to report to the Court on the provisional measures adopted to comply with this Order by September 5, 2011, at the latest. In addition, that it subsequently continue reporting to the Court on the implementation of the provisional measures every three months. 5. Require the representatives of the beneficiary of these measures to submit their observations to the State’s reports indicated in the preceding Operative Paragraph within four weeks as of the date legal notice is served, and the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights to present its observations to those reports within six weeks as of the date on which they are received. 6. Require the Secretariat of the Court to provide legal notice of this Order upon the Republic of Honduras, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and the beneficiary of these provisional measures. Judge Vio Grossi presented his Dissenting Vote before the Court, and Judges GarcíaSayán, Franco, Ventura Robles, Macaulay and Abreu Blondet presented their Concurring Opinion, all of which accompany this Order. Diego García-Sayán President 10