Recommendations (A/HRC/7/3/Add.7, para. 7292) the criminal justice system is non-discriminatory at every stage, combat corruption, which disproportionately affects the poor, the vulnerable and minorities, and take effective measures against corruption by public officials responsible for the administration of justice, including judges, prosecutors, police and prison personnel. Steps taken in previous years (A/HRC/13/39/Add.6 and Situation during visit A/HRC/16/52/Add.2) leading to discrimination in terms of having no actual impact. Pending of conditions, notably access to legislation potentially undermined the food, sanitary facilities, health effectiveness and even very existence of care and the possibility to receive the Anti-Corruption Commission, e.g. by visitors; limiting its mandate to investigative functions and reducing the number of adCorruption also impacted the hoc judges to sit on trial panels. treatment of prisoners, some having alleged to have paid in Government: The President has order not to be subjected to launched a campaign to combat mafia beatings. style networks within the Indonesian justice system making this task a key priority. In December 2009, a Task Force dedicated to the eradication of corruption in general and ensuring justice for all was established. Information received in the reporting period National Armed Forces and the AntiCorruption Commission No. 08/TNIPK/VIII/2005 (KPK) and No. KERMA/3/VIII/2005 dated 10 August 2005 on the Cooperation for the Eradication of the Criminal Act of Corruption has been signed. Death penalty 89. The death penalty should be abolished. While it is still applied, the secrecy surrounding the death penalty and executions should stop immediately. The death sentences were executed. Non-governmental sources: In 2009 the death penalty continued to be imposed and executed. According to available information, 10 persons were executed in 2008. The October 2009 Islamic Criminal Legal Code in Aceh stipulates stoning to death for adultery for those who are married. In September 2009, the Government agreed to adopt a bill providing the death penalty as possible punishment for leaking state secrets. A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 121 Government: In 2007, during the judicial review of the death penalty, the Constitutional Court ruled that the death penalty was still applicable under the Indonesian Constitution. However, its application has been limited to perpetrators of serious crimes and does