111 constitutional rights])”; the enforcement action; class actions; habeas data; the right to review or response; the action for unconstitutionality, and the plea of unconstitutionality. (b) The administrative actions with similar purposes are: the action for simple annulment of an administrative act; the action for annulment with reestablishment of the right; the action for direct reparation and enforcement, and the action to define administrative jurisdictions; (c) Under the domestic legal system, the remedies that exist to protect the rights and freedoms whose violation is the subject of the Commission’s application are absolutely appropriate; they have always been available to the alleged victims and their next of kin, “and they have been processed by the competent authorities in the way and in the terms established by domestic law”; and (d) All these recourses are still ongoing. Decisions have already been issued in some of them that have protected the rights of the alleged victims and their next of kin and final decisions are awaited in others. ii) Concerning the criminal investigations (a) In the instant case, the investigations were conducted within a reasonable time, given the complexity involved in dealing with the “macrocriminality” revealed by the facts; (b) The procedural activity of the petitioners in the domestic proceedings has been limited, particularly in the criminal proceedings, where they did not to file an action for compensation; (c) Decree 2429 of 1998 established the Special Committee for the promotion of investigations into violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in order to avoid impunity in cases of human rights violations; (d) A project to combat impunity is being implemented under the sponsorship of the European Union, coordinated and led by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in the context of the activities of this Special Committee for the promotion [of human rights investigations]; (e) Regarding reparations, the creation of a high commissioner for victims is under consideration to coordinate and execute a comprehensive reparations policy; and (f) Without doubt the Constitutional Court will soon be examining the Justice and Peace Act, because several complaints have been filed against its contents. 1. Concerning the events that occurred in La Granja (a) On November 10, 2003, the National Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law Unit of the Prosecutor General’s Office decided to issue an indictment against a National Army officer as probable author of the crime of