Komnas HAM, Indonesia, 3rd UPR principles,53 the inclusion of the catagory of special crimes to become general crimes54 and the death penalty. 38. Recommendations: (1) RKUHP only organize general crimes. Spe cial crime, including international crimes, should be dealt with as a crime / special crime and regulated in the statute books as special criminal law due to the particular characteristics involved. (2)Remove the death penalty and ratify RKUHP within 3 years. 2. E. Combating Terrorism (new) 39. The Government has made efforts to change Act No. 15 of 2003 on the Elimination of Terrorism and legislation has been under discussion in Parliament. The police are receptive to improvements within a MoU with Komnas HAM related to human rights based policing programs. BNPT55 is cooperating in the framework of combating terrorism with various agencies including Komnas HAM. 40. The draft law on terrorism is not in line with human rights standards due to the inclusion of the death penalty as a punishment option, excessive time in custody, extrajudicial detention of suspected terrorists for 6 months and use of the military in counter-terrorism. Also, there is no provision on the protection of victims affected by terrorism. In 2010, Komnas HAM received reports of alleged wrongful arrests by Spesial Detachment 88.56 41. Recommendations: Completion of the Revised Terrorism Bill in 2016 to include human rights principles, as well as the need for a supervisory mechanism in the implementation of the revised terrorism law. The Government should also ensure immediate implementation of the law upon enactment. Other Matters 1. Human Rights Education and Training 57 42. The Government has taken steps to improve education and human rights training for police,58 central and local government officials 59 and educators.60 43. Alleged human rights violations by authorities still occur. This is in part due to lack of education and human rights training for police61 and government officials. 62 44. Recommendations: (1) Monitoring and regular evaluations of curre nt human rights education. (2) Mainstreaming of human rights within the education system for police and government officials. 2. Evictions 45. The Indonesian Government seeks to develop infrastructure 63 within the framework of national development.64 46. Despite efforts and policies issued by the Government, forced evictions occur during infrastructure development projects 65 that in practice often 6