iii. lack of vocational training activities in prisons to facilitate the social reintegration of prisoners after they leave prison; iv. lack of speedy processes in the judicial system which continues to hinder the right to fair trial. Death Penalty 40. The Commission is concerned that the death penalty remains on the Criminal Code despite the self-imposed moratorium on the death penalty. Indigenous Populations 41. The Commission is concerned that Ethiopia does not recognise the criteria set by the Commission which serve to identify indigenous populations. This non-recognition leads to Ethiopia’s denial of the status of indigenous populations to certain ethnic groups thereby negatively impacting on their human rights. Refugees 42. The Commission is gravely concerned by the nature of the law on refugees which restricts their conditions of settlement, employment and access to nationality. Internally Displaced Persons 43. The Commission is concerned by the low pace at which Ethiopia works on policies regarding internally displaced persons, particularly taking into account the seriousness of the phenomenon in Ethiopia due mainly to development projects and climatic challenges. 14 | P a g e