iv. the conduct of a legal procedure, endangers the safety of a person or reveals confidential police information; The establishment of an oversight body, the National Authority for Access to Public Information (ANAIP), with the mandate to facilitate access to public information by citizens and bring the administration closer to the population. Death penalty 9. The Commission commends Burkina Faso for the efforts made to protect the right to life, in particular by observing a moratorium on the death penalty since 1988, for military offences, and since 1978 for ordinary offences, and the bill on the abolition of the death penalty prepared by Parliament which provides for the commutation of the death sentence to life imprisonment. Respect for the rule of law and conditions of detention 10. The Commission commends Burkina Faso for: i. The establishment on 2 September 2015 of the centre for the education and social rehabilitation of delinquent minors with the aim to admit delinquent minors between 13 and 18 years who are being convicted for criminal offences, and to educate, monitor and ensure their social rehabilitation; ii. The increase in the number of detention centres from 23 in 2009 to 24 in 2012, as well as the completion of the construction of the maximum security prison; the standardization of places of detention through the building of various facilities in the Diébougou, Orodara, Manga, Bogandé and Ouahigouya prisons; the construction of quarters for women and minors; the increase in the capacity of detention facilities and in the budget for feeding, health and sanitation; and the organisation of recreational, sports and awareness-raising activities for detainees; iii. The implementation of the National Justice Policy 2010-2019 and the National Human Rights and Civic Promotion Policy 2013-2022 which provide for measures to improve the management of prison facilities, promote and protect the rights of prisoners, promote the social rehabilitation of prisoners and the humanisation of places of detention; iv. The sensitization and training sessions conducted for criminal court personnel in order to give effect to the law on the protection of delinquent children and children in danger, and the increase in the number of juvenile court judges from two in 2011 to seven in 2015; v. The ongoing preparation of a human rights training manual for law enforcement officers, with the aim of harmonising the contents of the human rights programme in police training centres, as well as efforts to provide initial and in-service human rights training to police officers. 6