CAT/OP/CHL/1 recognizing and providing protection for the right to gender identity, in line with international standards. VIII. Repercussions of the visit 131. In accordance with article 15 of the Optional Protocol and the Subcommittee’s working paper on reprisals,8 the Subcommittee calls upon the Chilean authorities to ensure that there are no reprisals following its visit. The Subcommittee requests the State party to provide detailed information in its reply on what it has done to prevent reprisals against anyone who was visited by, met with or provided information to the Subcommittee during the course of its visit. IX. Conclusion 132. The Subcommittee hopes that its visit and the present report will mark the beginning of a constructive dialogue with Chile focusing on the fulfilment by the State party of its obligations under the Optional Protocol and the achievement of the shared goal of preventing torture and ill-treatment. 133. The Subcommittee recommends that the State party make this report public, believing this in itself to be a preventive measure. It further recommends that the State party distribute this report to all relevant government departments and institutions. 8 GE.17-07771 CAT/OP/6/Rev.1. 19