CAT/OP/MEX/1/Add.2 D. State of Oaxaca 334. Set out below are budget details relating to places of detention in the state of Oaxaca. Year Approved budget Column 1 Prevention and social rehabilitation Rehabilitation of juvenile offenders/ Department of Juvenile Services 2006 97 320 032.75 10 977 263.43 2007 101 086 516 11 841 202 2008 109 017 397.8 12 486 531.95 2009 111 443 196 13 245 516 2010 120 654 866 13 690 107 2011 128 840 775.8 15 181 912.46 2012 136 546 580.4 15 308 384.55 804 909 364.8 92 730 917.39 Total 2006–2012 IX. Promotion of cooperation between the State and international human rights protection mechanisms 335. Mexico operates a policy of total openness and collaboration with international human rights mechanisms. Within that framework a number of visits have been made to the country by those bodies, resulting in a series of recommendations, and efforts are being pursued to duly deal with their urgent appeals. 336. The most recurrent topics receiving the attention of these international human rights mechanisms with respect to Mexico have been the elimination of the practice of preventive custody, the successful implementation of the reform of the criminal justice system, the adoption of human rights constitutional reforms, the need for reform of the military court system so that it does not have jurisdiction over cases involving human rights violations and military courts cannot try cases where the victims are civilians, and the establishment of mechanisms to ensure that judicial decisions are promptly and fully executed and enforced. 337. The Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment visited Mexico from 7 to16 August 1997 in order to gather information from a wide range of contacts and to be able to assess the situation with regard to the practice of torture in the country. The Special Rapporteur prepared a report on his visit, containing his conclusions and 19 recommendations concerning the situation of torture from the perspective of his mandate. 338. Since that time the Mexican Government has submitted six annual reports with updates on measures taken to combat torture. 339. During 2011, seven urgent appeals were received from the Special Rapporteur. Four have been addressed and three are still to be dealt with. These appeals relate, in particular, to the adoption of appropriate measures, including structural reforms, for the prevention of outbreaks of violence in prisons and the elimination of the practice of preventive custody. 340. During 2012, one urgent appeal was received from this international mechanism. Information from the authorities concerned is awaited. 90 GE.13-41196 (EXT)