E/CN.4/2000/4/Add.2 page 24 A campaign to sensitize lawyers, NGOs, prosecutors and judges to the procedure of habeas corpus (pre-trial hearing procedure), so that confidence in this procedure may be restored; Technical cooperation programmes necessarily require the training of members of human rights organizations, as well as of the lawyers defending the activities of such organizations; The sensitization of prosecutors to the fact that they must ensure that every prolongation of their detention is effectively notified to detained persons in conformity with the applicable provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure; The establishment of the habeas corpus (pre-trial) procedure for military justice. Recommendation 5 99. Reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure: there should be a legal obligation to present the detained person before a judge or any other authority authorized by law to exercise such functions, promptly and in person. Recommendation 6 100. Creation of a central detention register: the Government of Indonesia should establish a central register of detainees, which would enable judicial authorities and penitentiary administrations to monitor the location and transfers of, and status of judicial proceedings in respect of, all detainees in Indonesia. Recommendation 7 101. National Commission for Human Rights (KOMNAS HAM): legislation should be drafted and enacted promptly which would guarantee the independence of all activities of the Commission by taking into account all the Principles relating to the status of national institutions for the promotion and protection of human rights (the so-called “Paris Principles”, adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 48/134 of 20 December 1993). Recommendation 8 102. Emergency laws: all emergency laws and measures should be abrogated and replaced by a legal system which would be applicable in times of national crisis and in states of emergency and which would be compatible with article 4 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, i.e.: legal procedure for the proclamation of the state of emergency; listing of all non-derogable rights; measures ensuring respect for the principle of proportionality, both in relation to time (limited duration and renewal subject to specific conditions) and to space (limitation to the zones covered by a state of emergency).