(v) the safeguards stipulated by international human rights law and standards to ensure that any statement which is established to have been made as a result of torture and other forms of ill-treatment shall not be invoked as evidence in any proceedings; (vi) remedial measures that should be made available to victims of torture and other forms of ill-treatment, including complaints systems, compensation mechanisms and medical rehabilitation; (vii) the nature of the protection to be afforded to persons being forcibly returned to a country in which they may face torture or other forms of illtreatment; (viii) international humanitarian law on torture and other forms of ill-treatment in times of domestic and international conflict; (ix) the jurisdiction of national and international tribunals to consider cases of alleged torture and other forms of ill-treatment; (x) the jurisdiction of national and international tribunals to consider cases of alleged torture and other forms of ill-treatment by international intervention forces; and (xi) the nature and scope of the obligation to protect against violations by non-state actors. 4