A/HRC/45/51/Add.1 the ECCC, including those of case 004/2 both in the past and those ongoing at the time of writing this report. Paragraph 93 (e) 110. “Reference to the conclusions and recommendations mentioned in point 93(e), the Ministry of Information would like clarify that the process of drafting the Access to Information Law, the Ministry of Information have widely consulted with relevant stakeholders through the establishment of the Technical Working Group for Drafting the Access to Information Law (TWG-A2I) with participatory from UN agencies in Cambodia such as UNESCO and OHCHR’s representative and civil society organizations working on human rights in Cambodia in order to consult the draft law. In addition, most comments raised by all members in the TWG-A2I has been taken into account and been accepted. Paragraph 93(g) 111. The Law on Drug Control has been amended to strengthen the effectiveness of preventing, suppressing and addressing all drug-related issues. In 2012, the Law on Drug Control was made with a thorough discussion and extensive participation, especially with the participation of the representatives of the United Nations agencies in Cambodia, including the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the World Health Organization (WHO), etc., especially on the content related to drug addicts. The Law on Drug Control has so far been enforced smoothly, and the provision of choices to drug addicts to receive treatment and rehabilitation services has been extensive. Therefore, there is no obstacle to the Law on Drug Control, and what should be taken into account is work together to strengthen, expand and promote the effectiveness of voluntary and community-based treatment and rehabilitation services, rather than the request to amend the Law. Paragraph 93(i) 112. General Department of Identification has disseminated and promoted the implementation to the specialized officials throughout the capital and provinces, and local officials are implementing by following the procedure. Moreover, Ministry of Interior issued the dissemination of this instruction in capital and provinces. They also set up a steering committee for providing the administrative document and civil certificate to Cambodian spouses, Children and foreign migrants which headed by a deputy provincial governor to lead and promote the implementation of the instruction. 22