NATIONAL REPORT 2016 Implementation targets The right to rehabilitation In order to fulfil its international legal obligations under the right to rehabilitation, the Bolivian state should: • Establish a legal provision that guarantees rehabilitation as a form of reparation of torture and ill-treatment • Establish a rehabilitation programme to support specialised services for victimsof torture. • Conduct a country-wide survey to identify the number of victims and their needs for rehabilitation • Provide financial support for the rehabilitation of victims of torture. • Train psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors and lawyers in the area of psycho-traumatology . • Provide trainings and promote the Istanbul Protocol among health profes-sionals, lawyers and judges. Mental health in remote and rural areas • In communities located far from the urban centres ITEI will work to establish a network of elected mental health promoters from among the members of the community, who will liaise with ITEI and receive training in identifying signs of trauma and mental health conditions. Armed forces • The Government and the armed forces should establish complaints procedures for members of the armed forces to be able to complain about torture and ill-treatmentby other army personnel. • Members of the armed forces who have been tortured or ill-treated must also have a right to receive medical and psychological treatment in full medical confidentiality. page 11