4 3. The communications submitted by the representatives of the beneficiaries (hereafter, “the representatives”) on August 9, 2004, October 26, 2004, November 27, 2004, July 8, 2005, and August 24, 2006, by means of which they stated, inter alia: a) regarding to the adoption of measures necessary to protect the life and the personal integrity of all members that compose the indigenous community of Kankuamo, that: i. since the beginning of 2004 to July 2005, several members of the Kankuamo community were assassinated, many of them after the Court issued its Order. Among those killed were Freddy Antonio Arias Arias, on August 3, 2004, or on September 3, 2004; Víctor Hugo Maestre in early October 2004; Héctor Pacheco Montero on November 5, 2004; Pervis Pacheco on November 8, 2004; Rafael Cristóbal Arias on November 15, 2004; on February 7, 2005, Hermes Enrique Montero and his wife Noemí Pacheco Zabatá – who was 13 years old and pregnant; Claudino Arlantt on May 15, 2005; José Luis Carrillo Maestre on July 1, 2005, and Jaider Julio Mendoza Maestre, between July 3 and 5, 2005. Further, Euclídes Sanchez Calderon and Wilmen José Arias Mendoza remain disappeared since May 2005; ii. on September 15, 2005, Gabriel Turbay Alvarado, elder of the Community of Atánquez, who was arbitrarily detained together with various members of the Community on November 24, 2004, died while being deprived of his liberty, due to the fact that his health problems were not properly treated; iii. on July 7, 2006, Duvier Daniel Villazón, an adolescent of 14 years and member of the Kankuamo Indigenous Community, suffered a physical attack by two police officers while staying with his family in Bogotá, having been forcibly displaced to that city as a consequence of the armed conflict; iv. the increase of the State’s presence in the region has been predominantly military in nature, to the detriment of the cultural and territorial rights of the members of the Kankuamo indigenous community, which in addition puts the community at risk by transforming civilian property into potential military objectives for the guerrillas; v. a series of homicides of members of the ethnic group have been attributed to the Armed Forces [Fuerza Pública]. These deaths have been misleadingly presented to the public as “homicides in combat”, and vi. the position of “Corregidor”, or Police Inspector, persists, and thereby ignores the authority exercised in each community by the Lower Councils [Cabildos Menores]. b) regarding the investigations concerning the events that motivated the adoption of the present provisional measures and with an aim to identify those responsible and, when appropriate, to impose the corresponding sanction, that despite evidence that public forces had violated the right to life, those responsible had not been identified, investigated, or punished as of August 24, 2006. c) regarding the obligation to guarantee security conditions necessary to respect the freedom of movement of persons from the Kankuamo indigenous community and