iv. ensuring that laws and policies are expeditiously adopted to deal with the challenges faced by internally displaced persons. Due Process and Conditions of Detention 53. Ethiopia should: i. take appropriate measures to ensure strict respect of the 48 hours duration of police custody and review the regime of pre-trial detention to comply with international standards such as the Commission’s Guidelines on Conditions of Arrest, Police Custody and Pre-trial Detention; ii. continue to ensure human rights training for the police and other law enforcement officers; iii. organize vocational training activities/programmes in prisons to facilitate the social reintegration of prisoners after they leave prison. iv. ensure that law enforcement Agencies draw inspiration from the provisions of the Guidelines on the Conditions of Arrest, Police Custody and Pre-trial detention in Africa while making or reviewing laws and policies and in the curricula for training Police officers and prisons Agents Death Penalty 54. Ethiopia should adopt a moratorium against the death penalty and eventually move towards de jure abolition of the death penalty. Indigenous Populations 55. Ethiopia refers to the Commission’s criterions on the recognition of the status of indigenous populations to a specific section of the population, and recognises that some ethnic groups in Ethiopia like the Oromo ethnic group are indigenous populations who have specific human rights that need to be protected. They should be represented at decision-making levels. 18 | P a g e