Komnas HAM, Indonesia, 3rd UPR 54. The Government has taken positive steps to fulfill the right to health such as National Health Insurance (NHI),74 study the impact of smoking control,75 and the impact of forest and peat-land fires.76 55. NHI membership data collection is not optimal77 and tobacco use is increasing, including among minors and women.78 Serious health problems result from prolonged exposure to forest and peat-land fires, especially among children.79 56. Recommendations: (1) Effective data collection is necessary to re ach full NHI participation. (2) Ratification of the FCTC by 2018. (3). A comprehensive and integrated health study should be conducted, including examination of regulations related to the impact of forest and peat-land fires, especially related to vulnerable groups. This study will generate data necessary for creation of a comprehensive working plan. Indonesian National Human Rights Commission (Komisi Nasional Hak Asasi Manusia abbreviat ed Ko mn as HAM) 2 National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komisi Nasional Anti Kekerasan Terhadap Perempu an abbreviated Komnas Perempuan) 3 Child Protection Commission of Indonesia (Komisi Perlindungan Anak Indonesia abbreviated KPAI) 4 In response to recommendation 108.103, 108.113, 109.9 5 Law No. 11 of 2008 on Internet dan Transaksi Elektronik (Internet and Electronic Transactions ab b reviat ed ITE) 6 See http://id.safenetvoice.org/pelanggaranekspresi/ (visited 30 July 2016) 7 Komnas HAM received more than 13 file complaints related to freedom of speech in 2015. In 2014, Ko mn as HAM, in cooperation with Partisipasi Indonesia screened The Look of Silence (Senyap). However, of the planned screenings of the film at 116 cities throughout 2015, 31 were cancelled due to threatened v io lence b y right-wing Muslim organizations or outright banned by state apparatus alleging the film to be communist propaganda. Furthermore, the Alliance of Independent Journalists stated that 47 cas es o f v io lence ag ain st journalists occurred in 2015. 8 In response to recommendation 109.21, 109.22, 109.23 9 Executions for death row consisting of drug cases, serial killings and terrorism cases. 10 Based on the Komnas HAM Annual Report 2015, Wave I on January 18, 2015 against 6 (six) people on de ath row, Wave II on 29 April 2015 to 8 (eight) and Wave III on 29 July 2016 four (4) executions carried out o f t h e scheduled fourteen (14) executions with a total of 50 prisoners executed to date. 11 Unfair trial due to application for appeal filed for Zainal Abidin sidetracked in Palembang District Co u rt 10 years prior to the submission to the Supreme Court in 2015. The Zulfikar Ali case is still in the process of appeal. 12 In response to recommendation 108.26, 108.27, 108.28, 108.29, 108.69, 108.70, 108.71 13 Banjarmasin Prison and Bogor Prison (Class IIA) 14 Complaint files received by Komnas HAM regarding the police show an average increase from 2012 t o 2015 with 1,938 files in 2012, 1845 files in 2013, 2,483 files in 2014 and 2,734 files in 2015. 15 Based on the analysis of reports related to the police, forms of torture included beatings, kicking and trampling the body and head, burning, slapping, harm to genitals, electricution and bin din g wit h s ome cas es resulting in death. 16 Based on the report analysis relating to the police force, Komnas HAM has issued recommen d at ions t o t h e police, in 2012 (379 recommendations), 2013 (463 recommendations), 2014 (622 recommendations) an d 2015 (1193 recommendations). 17 In 2013, Komnas HAM monitored prison riot that happened at Class I Tanjung Gusta Prison, Medan (July 27, 2013), Torture Cases at Class IIB Solok prison(1-2 October 2013) and prison riots at Class IIA Barelang Pris on in Batam on 4th Nov 2013. In 2014 monitoring were done at prisons in West Sumba and Waikabu bak (M arch 26 2014), as well as the Class I Prison of Makassar (August 27, 2014). Komnas HAM also monitored p olit ical 1 8