2.14 In this regard, a State party should create one or more records of the names of persons deprived of their liberty and keep these records up-to-date with information. These records should be immediately placed at the disposal of any judicial or other authority or competent institution. The records should at least indicate the identity of the person deprived of liberty, the date, hour, and place where he was arrested, the authority that arrested him, the authority that decided to deprive him of liberty, reasons for deprivation of his liberty, the health status of the person deprived of his liberty, the date and time of his release or transfer to another place of detention, the place to which he was transferred and the authority responsible for his transfer. 2.15 The International Convention defines the victim of enforced disappearance as a disappeared person and every natural person who has been directly harmed by this enforced disappearance. The Convention grants him the right to know the truth of his disappearance, and the proceedings, outcomes, and outcome of investigation. The Convention indicates that the state party must ensure that the victim has the right to prompt, fair, and appropriate compensation, in addition to rehabilitation and to ensure non-recurrence of the incident. 20