A/HRC/45/CRP.8A/HRC/45/CRP.8 they can live in the community, out of institutionalized settings. Such policy measures should take into account that family members and caregivers may also require social protection, work-related adjustments and other necessary accommodations. To the Office of the Prosecutor-General and State Bureau of Investigation: (s) Ensure effective investigations into all allegations of torture and illtreatment by law enforcement officials, and that alleged perpetrators are duly prosecuted, including persons in position of command and those who provided legal cover for torture; (t) Ensure independent and impartial investigation into all killings perpetrated during the Maidan protests, including the killings of law enforcement officers, and during the 2 May 2014 violence in Odesa irrespective of the affiliation of the victims. To the Ministry of Justice and State Penitentiary Service: (u) Ensure protection of detainees and prisoners from COVID-19 in line with relevant OHCHR and WHO recommendations. To the Constitutional Court of Ukraine: (v) When assessing the issue of constitutionality of the so-called ‘immunity law’, consider its impact on the right to effective remedy of the families of those who lost their lives during the Maidan protests. 125. To all parties involved in the hostilities in Donetsk and Luhansk regions, including Joint Forces Operation of Ukraine and armed groups of self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ and self-proclaimed ‘Luhansk people’s republic’: (a) Strictly implement measures to strengthen the ceasefire agreed within the Trilateral Contact Group in Minsk and enacted from midnight of 27 July. 126. To self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ and self-proclaimed ‘Luhansk people’s republic’: (a) Provide unimpeded and confidential access by OHCHR and other independent international monitors to all detainees and places of deprivation of liberty; (b) Treat all persons deprived of their liberty, including those held in connection with the conflict, humanely in all circumstances and ensure conditions of detention are in accordance with international standards; (c) Stop the practice of torture and ill-treatment, including sexual violence, of detainees, including those held in connection with the conflict; (d) Cease the practices of ‘preventive detention’ and ‘administrative arrest’ and provide information on the whereabouts of all detainees to their families and lawyers; (e) Ensure protection of detainees and prisoners from COVID-19 in line with relevant OHCHR and WHO recommendations; (f) Ensure freedom of movement of the civilian population without a linkage to individuals’ places of residence and with full consideration of their humanitarian needs in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic; (g) Refrain from implementing regulations and practices that unduly restrict the exercise of freedom of expression. 127. To the international community, including the Government of the Russian Federation: (a) Use all available channels to influence the self-proclaimed ‘republics’ to comply with international human rights and humanitarian law standards and, in particular, to implement the recommendations in paragraph 126 above. 33