REPORT ON INVESTIGATED KILLINGS IN RELATION TO THE ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG CAMPAIGN 2. Based on the Commission’s Findings, for the Office of the Ombudsman to release a comprehensive report detailing the number of drug-related extrajudicial killings cases filed before, and resolved by their office. 3. That the Office of the Ombudsman include cases of drug-related extrajudicial killings to its coverage of "high-priority complaints," under Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2020.109 4. That the Office of the Ombudsman institute a "zero-tolerance" policy in its investigation and resolution of cases involving drug-related extrajudicial killings. 5. That the Office of the Ombudsman actively participate in inter-agency dialogues to expeditiously resolve cases of drug-related extrajudicial killings in the Philippines. 6. That the Ombudsman strengthen coordination and cooperation with the CHR with respect to ensuring the swift and successful investigation, adjudication and prosecution of cases involving human rights violations, pursuant to the Memorandum of Agreement, dated 17 July 2018. 7. That the Office of the Ombudsman adopt reforms and identify long-term solutions to seriously address the problems identified by the CHR in the present report. F. Congress 1. That Congress enact and/or amend laws that separately penalizes human rights violations committed during or as a result of anti-illegal drug operations, including but not limited to, extrajudicial killings by law enforcement and non-law enforcement perpetrators, planting of evidence, and extortion. 2. That Congress enact laws strengthening and/or amending the laws on Anti-Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance (RA No. 10353) and Anti-Torture (RA No. 9745), to include victims of drug-related extrajudicial killings and/or related offenses. 3. That Congress enact a law establishing or creating an independent and impartial mechanism or commission to investigate and, where appropriate, to bring perpetrators of drug-related extrajudicial killings to justice, more importantly holding those with command responsibilities fully accountable. 4. That Congress enact a law that provides EJK victims, their families, and witnesses, adequate redress and reparation, rehabilitation, and support services including access to safe houses, legal aid resources and social and health care. 5. That Congress enact a law strengthening the power of the CHR to investigate cases involving human rights violations and abuses, including, but not limited to rightful access to police documents; right to receive regular reports of drug-related killings from concerned agencies, unhampered investigation, and prescribing criminal and administrative penalties for non-compliance. 6. That Congress mandate a relevant special law to which the widespread abuses and violations identified by the Commission in this report constitute crimes against humanity. 109 Prescribing Periods in the Conduct of Investigations by the Office of the Ombudsman 42