REPORT ON INVESTIGATED KILLINGS IN RELATION TO THE ANTI-ILLEGAL DRUG CAMPAIGN 7. That Congress provides attention in the granting of increase in the resources of the CHR and other agencies involved in the investigation of cases of drug-related extrajudicial killings. 8. That Congress enact and monitor the implementation of laws aimed at prescribing competent, scientific and advanced forensic technology for the detection and investigation of crimes, including but not limited to, rules governing the handling of cadavers and other object evidence, and penalties for non-compliance. 9. That Congress adopt reforms and identify long-term solutions to seriously address the problems identified by the Commission in the present report. G. Judiciary 1. That the Judiciary continue to uphold its duty to guarantee equality before the law; the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty; the right to a fair and public trial by a competent and impartial tribunal; and to be tried without undue delay, in dispensing justice relative to cases involving anti-illegal drug operations. 2. That the Supreme Court implement Rules of Procedure for Human Rights Violations Cases that provide for: i. Expedited procedural processes that facilitate the immediate disposition of human rights cases; ii. Immediate issuance of protective orders; iii. Limited appeals and allowable motions; iv. A prohibition on delayed promulgation of judgments; and, v. An effective mechanism for the execution of judgments.110 3. That the Supreme Court study and approve the creation of special human rights courts to handle drug-related killings in line with its mandate of judicial administration and supervision, as well as its mandate to promulgate rules for the protection of constitutional rights. H. Civil Society Organizations 1. That civil society organizations develop, strengthen, and implement programs that identify and provide psycho-socio-economic support to the families of EJK victims. 2. That civil society organizations foster initiatives that will enable comprehensive and uniform documentation process of EJK cases and allow for successful prosecution in the future, in cooperation with the DOJ and the CHR. 109 Ibid. 43