Situation during the visit A/HRC/33/51/Add.1 Measures taken/current situation Level of implementation and observations (to be completed by the WGEID) Turkey has not developed any reparation programme recommended by Working Group under paragraphs 42-51. ICJ No measures have been taken to develop a reparation programme. 90. Establish a system for providing for social allowances or appropriate social and medical measures for relatives of disappeared persons in relation to the physical, mental and economic consequences of the absence of the disappeared. Paragraph 49 91. Take a gender perspective in all policies in the area of reparation, truth and justice, following the standards developed by the Working Group in its general comment on women affected by enforced disappearances (A/HRC/WGEID/98/2). Paragraph 50 Truth Justice Memory Center - the Human Rights Joint Platform – Human Rights Watch There has been no progress in this regard. JWF – IAHRA Geneva Fifteen out of sixteen family members of disappeared persons, including the two currently in Turkey, reported lack of knowledge of any government program that provides social allowances or appropriate social and medical measures for relatives of the disappeared person, in relation to the physical, mental and economic consequences of the absence of the disappeared. None has ever been a recipient from such a program, because in their knowledge it does not exist. In one case, a family member of a disappeared person chose not to respond to this specific question. LLG – TGRLSP Turkey has not introduced any kind of support mechanism to provide social or medical measures for the relatives of disappeared persons. ICJ No measures have been taken. The Working Group notes with regret that no progress has been made in this regard. Truth Justice Memory Center - the Human Rights Joint Platform – Human Rights Watch There has been no progress in this regard. ICJ There is no evidence to suggest that any measures have been taken. Women continue to suffer the most from the economic and social consequences of the enforced disappearances of their loved ones. The Working Group regrets not having received observations from the authorities as to the level of implementation of this recommendation. The Working Group also notes that its recommendation remains relevant in this regard. The experience of the Working Group demonstrates that the effects of enforced disappearances are lived and faced in different ways by women and girls due to gender roles, A/HRC/45/13/Add.4 48 Recommendations A/HRC/33/51/Add.1