A/HRC/38/44/Add.1 (j) Provide access to all places of detention of alleged ISIL fighters and members, including women and children, to independent monitors and national and international (non-governmental) organizations; (k) Ensure that all child detainees are held in appropriate juvenile facilities, separate from adults; (l) (m) members; Notify families of the whereabouts of detained relatives; Create a specialized court for dealing with juvenile alleged ISIL (n) Put an immediate end to swift trials and mass executions under the AntiTerrorism Law; (o) Ensure that victims, including women and children, are heard throughout criminal proceedings; Government and affiliated forces (p) Investigate and prosecute perpetrators of reported attacks by proGovernment forces on civilians in Mosul and other families, including arbitrary killings and forced disappearances, alleged to have relatives who are affiliated to or members of ISIL, as well as reports of destruction of civilian property; (q) Make public all investigations carried out so far into above-mentioned and other attacks on civilians, especially those conducted by ad hoc committees, with due concern to the protection of survivors; Death penalty (r) Establish a moratorium on the use of the death penalty; (s) Pending abolition, undertake an independent and comprehensive review of all relevant legislation to bring it into compliance with international human rights law and standards related to capital punishment, in particular its mandatory nature for certain crimes; (t) Ensure that the death penalty is not imposed on persons below the age of 18; (u) Ensure full application of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations in death penalty cases involving foreign nationals; (v) The Kurdistan Regional Government should adopt a formal moratorium on the use of the death penalty and conduct a comprehensive review of all relevant legislation with a view to repealing it; Victim-centred transitional justice mechanisms (w) Develop a transitional justice strategy, consisting of identifying priorities and mechanisms of investigation, prosecution and reparation, including to address stigma; (x) Document all violations of the right to life, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Iraq against all groups and individuals, by all perpetrators without exception; (y) Ensure a victim-centred approach to justice, including through actively soliciting victim and witness participation in trials, supporting their participation, ensuring confidentiality of information and data, and providing witness protection programmes where necessary; (z) Develop truth-telling and truth-seeking processes and institutions with the authority to address violations committed by all sides to the conflict, including by issuing subpoena to garner testimony and witnesses; 19