Recommendations (A/HRC/16/52/Add.4) hh. Establish an accessible system for applicants to file for reparations, in accordance with Law 2311/2009, which provides compensation to victims of intentional violent crimes. ii. Promptly execute judgments rendered by the ECtHR in regard to violations committed by police officers. Juveniles jj. Detention for unaccompanied minors should be a last resort measure. In order to ensure adequate protection to juveniles, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Interior should cooperate closely to ensure that they are placed in separate reception centres. 105 Unaccompanied minors are systematically held in detention, instead of being held at reception centers under the authority of the Ministry of Health designed exclusively for them. Minors have no possibility to enroll in schools and to receive a proper education. Most of the unaccompanied minors had not been adequately informed about the asylum procedure and their rights, and were generally ignorant about the system. The reception conditions for asylum-seekers do not meet their most basic needs. There are only 865 reception places available for thousands of asylum seekers. Information received in the reporting period mechanism to allow victims of police abuse, including migrants, to submit a complaint prompting an immediate and impartial investigation. Although the establishment of an office responsible for addressing misconduct within the Ministry of Citizen Protection is a positive measure, its mandate is limited to ruling on the admissibility of complaints. Cases will then be transferred to the relevant disciplinary bodies of the security forces for further investigation. Non-governmental sources: Reportedly, unaccompanied children are often detained for longer periods than adults because of the lack of suitable alternatives. For example, while adult Afghans are released after a few A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 kk. Create more places in reception centres so that all unaccompanied minors, including girls, can be hosted. Situation during visit (See: A/HRC/16/52/Add.4)