Annual Report 1999-2000 □ An examination ofnationallaws and their revisions as needed, to deal comprehensively with the prosecution of those who engage in torture and to provide reparation to the victims of torture. □ An intensified effort by the Government, national institutions,.NGOs and other concerned elements of civil society to promote a cultureof noh-violence and respect for human rights. □ Greater involvement of all components of civil society, including health, legal and other professions, as well as NGOs and the media in the fight against torture. □ Special consideration to practical ways of protecting women and children against torture. □ Sensitisation of the political leadership to issues concerning torture. 72