§1: Addressing Prison Overcrowding (Rec. 8)................................................................................. 91
§2: Improvement of Living Conditions in Prisons (Rec. 9) .............................................................. 92
§3: Protection of the Rights of Detainees in a Context of Security Constraints................................ 92
CHAPTER 5: PEOPLES’ RIGHTS (ARTICLES 19 to 24) ............................................................ 92
Section 1: Right to Equality of Peoples (art 19) ................................................................................ 93
Section 2: Right of Peoples to Self-determination (Article 20)......................................................... 94
Section 3: Right to the Free Disposal of Natural Resources (Article 21) (REC. 25) ........................ 95
Section 4: Right to Development (Article 22) ................................................................................... 97
§1: Ongoing or Completion of Overarching Projects........................................................................ 98
§2: Development of an Environment conducive for Wealth Creation .............................................. 98
A: Easing Entrepreneurship and Investment ..................................................................................... 98
B: Consolidating Good Governance and Combating Corruption ...................................................... 99
1: Reform of Public Contracts, and Public Establishments and Enterprises ................................. 99
2: Deployment of Surveillance, Control and Sanction Mechanisms ............................................. 99
Section 5: Right to Peace and Security (Article 23) Rec 28 ............................................................ 101
§1: Guaranteeing Peace and Security Nationwide: a multidimensional approach .......................... 101
A: Amendment of the Normative Framework ................................................................................. 101
B: Operational Dimension of Guaranteeing Peace and Security ..................................................... 102
C: Suppression of Violation of Peace and Security......................................................................... 103
D: Socioeconomic Approaches ....................................................................................................... 103
E: International Dimension of the Right to Peace and Security ...................................................... 104
Section 6: Right to a Healthy Environment (Article 24) Rec 37 ..................................................... 104
§1: Combating Climate Change and Desertification ....................................................................... 104
A: Ratification and Implementation of the Paris Climate Agreement ............................................. 104
B: Implementation of the Population Climate Resilience Enhancement Programme (PCREP) ..... 105
C: Operation “Green Sahel” continued ........................................................................................... 105
§2: Combating Poor Sanitation ....................................................................................................... 105
A: Waste Management .................................................................................................................... 105
B: Combating Non-Compliant Plastic Packaging ........................................................................... 106
§3: Conservation and Protection of Species .................................................................................... 106
§4: Combating Poaching and Illegal trafficking in Animal and Plant Species ............................... 107
A: Capacity Development of Stakeholders ..................................................................................... 107
B: Measures of Repression .............................................................................................................. 107
Section 4: Rights of Indigenous Peoples Rec 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 ............................................... 108
1: Access of Indigenous Peoples to Basic Social Services .......................................................... 108
2: Access to Management of Public Affairs ................................................................................ 109
3: Recognition of the Right of Ownership on Ancestral Lands................................................... 110
4: Effective Participation of Indigenous Peoples in the Forest Law Reform and all other current
and future Legislative and Policy Reforms (REC 25) ................................................................. 110
5: Awareness-raising of Indigenous Peoples on the Harmful Effects of Early Marriages (Rec 22)
..................................................................................................................................................... 111
§1: Compensation to Indigenous Peoples for Exploitation of the Natural Resources ..................... 111
CHAPTER 6: PROTECTION AGAINST RACIAL DISCRIMINATION .................................... 111
CHAPTER 7: THE DUTIES PROVIDED FOR BY THE CHARTER (Art 27 to 29) .................. 111
PART B: .............................................................................................................................................. 114
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