CAT/OP/CHL/1/Add.1 to eliminate barriers the make it difficult for persons deprived of their liberty to exercise their rights. 194. Lastly, it should be noted that this report represents an effort by the Government to meet its international human rights obligations. It is not easy for States parties to fully respond to the recommendations put forward by the Subcommittee, but Chile is making a serious and rigorous effort to do so, while accepting that further challenges lie ahead. States that incorporate a human-rights approach understand that human rights are not fixed targets but dynamic horizons that constantly present new challenges. In that sense, the prevention of torture is no exception. GE.17-07762 33