CHAPTER 3 Chapter 3 outlines the measures that exist to ensure the principle of equal protection of the law. In this regard, the Chapter takes cognizance of the numerous non-discriminatory clauses discussed throughout the Report. It also outlines the system of legal aid which is available to the vulnerable groups of society. CHAPTER 4 Chapter 4 contains a very broad description of the right to life; the measures taken to reduce child mortality and malnutrition and increase life expectancy; measures against arbitrary deprivation of life; and the death penalty. CHAPTER 5 Chapter 5 sets out the legislative, judicial and administrative measures that the State party employs in prohibiting slavery or servitude in its territory. It also deals with issues of forced labour and conscientious objection. CHAPTER 6 In Chapter 6, the State party describes the nature of the right to liberty and security of person. It also outlines the circumstances in which a person’s liberty can be deprived. CHAPTER 7 Chapter 7 gives an account of the measures that guarantee the equality of all persons living in Zambia before courts and tribunals. In particular Chapter 14 describes procedures that are available to suspects in criminal proceedings. CHAPTER 8 Chapter 8 deals with the protection of the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. 8