Just prior to the publication of the report the Danish Government received on the 22 October a future guarantee from the US Government underlining that no rendition will take place through the airspace or territory of the Kingdom of Denmark by or on behalf of any US authorities without the prior explicit permission of Danish authorities. In relation to the implementation of the recommendations regarding the use of all possible control measures in relation to flights under specific suspicion and notification of the relevant authorities to ensure that the situation is immediately addressed, the Danish, Greenlandic and Faroese authorities continue to be alert. The Danish Government will actively engage in discussions at regional level and, where necessary, at international level on the question of a common definition of civilian state aircrafts and the question whether the existing rules on supervision with foreign intelligences, supervision of flights and immunity provide an adequate protection against violation of the human rights. (h) Continue to promote and support international and national efforts relating to rehabilitation for victims of torture. Initiatives at the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly, efforts on the implementation of the European Union’s foreign policy guidelines on torture in third countries and a long history of generous support to civil society both at home and abroad, Non-governmental sources: On 25 June 2009, several organizations appealed to the Minister of Integration and Asylum Affairs, arguing that rejected asylum seekers from Iraq should be issued a humanitarian residence permit. The organizations encouraged the Danish Government to observe the recommendations from UNHCR not to A/HRC/13/39/Add.6 58 purpose of the transport.