214 2010 when compared to 2008 and 2009. It is worth mentioning that it should be fully resolved. 7. The competent judicial departments in the West Bank should immediately consider citizens’ case files in accordance with the provisions of the law, especially the files of detainees who have been in detention for extended periods. Chapter Two: Accountability Mechanisms and Procedures 1. The Public Prosecution should exercise its monitoring powers over reform and rehabilitation centers (besides the detention centers administered by the security agencies) to ensure no person is detained outside the legal framework, and to prevent arrest or detention outside reformation and rehabilitation centers. 2. The Public Prosecution should exercise its monitoring role over implementation of court decisions and prosecution of those who act in contravention of the law. 3. The Public Prosecution should return to exercising the powers the military judiciary took over from them, and reconsider all the cases brought before the military judiciary, including the cases of civilians prosecuted by military courts. 4. The PNA should, in accordance with the law, redress the victims of human rights violations. 5. The internal monitoring units and structures of the security and police agencies should be strengthened and adequately staffed so they may fulfill their responsibilities. 6. Allegations of torture and ill‐treatment should be investigated and the results of investigations should be publicized in order for the citizens to have access to them.