A/HRC/25/73 (b) Victims (i) Emphasize the central importance of the situation and expectations of victims, without political or ethnic discrimination, by giving visibility and substance to their right to effective, accessible remedies, including reparation for harm suffered, and also to the right of the accused to a just and fair trial; (ii) Establish a genuine policy for the provision of care to victims, in particular through medical and psychological assistance programmes, financial compensation and legal and social reparation. (c) Situation of detainees Improve conditions of detention at prisons by making available to prison staff the means required for them to carry out their tasks and by ensuring more decent living conditions for detainees. (d) Transitional justice process (i) Extend the mandate of the Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation Commission to allow it to move ahead to the dynamic phase of its inquiries, with public hearings and proposals for reparation for victims, bringing its work into line with that of the National Programme for Social Cohesion, with the provision of sufficient means of operation; (ii) Promote better public awareness of the specific mandates, missions and activities of the various national bodies combating impunity and working for transitional justice. (e) Security (i) Take strong steps for a coherent disarmament strategy while stepping up the pace of reintegration of former combatants; (ii) Resolve the problem of interference by dozos in security operations, specifically by adopting legislation to: (i) legally recognize the cultural role of dozos; (ii) identify them; (iii) confine them to their specific territorial areas; and (iv) ensure that they submit to the authority of the State and comply with the law; (iii) Include intercultural education in the training of members of the military, gendarmes and police officers. (f) National Human Rights Commission (i) Provide the Commission with the material and human resources that it needs in order to function; (ii) Hold consultations with a view to amending the law establishing the Commission so as to bring it into line with the Paris Principles in respect of the Commission’s mandate, composition, organization, functioning, independence and means. (g) Political dialogue and democratic reconstruction (i) Consolidate the democratic dynamic currently under way, in particular by continuing the inter-Ivorian dialogue, reforming the Independent Electoral Commission and electoral rolls and establishing a legal status for the political opposition, so as to create conditions conducive to the peaceful and democratically credible holding of the 2015 presidential elections; 20 GE.14-10154