adopted by Parliament, and the National Policy on Older Persons which was still pending for review before the end of 2015 as at the time of presentation of this Report. HIV/AIDs 44. The Commission is concerned that: i. ii. even though the budget allocation of the Kenyan health sector has been increasing gradually, this allocation remains inadequate; and the Report does not indicate measures put in in place by the State to support children orphaned by and other vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS. Death Penalty 45. The Commission is concerned that the death penalty remains in the Criminal Code despite the self-imposed moratorium on the death penalty. Refugees, IDPs and Migrants Workers 46. The Commission is concerned that, i. the Refugee Bill of 2015 which provides for proper management of refugee matters is still pending adoption; and ii. IDPs are still not fully resettled. Indigenous Populations 47. The Commission is concerned that: i. ii. 13 | P a g e even though Kenya established a Taskforce on the Implementation of the Endorois Case in September 2014, CSOs and Members of the Endorois Community are not part of the Taskforce. It is only composed of Members from the public sector including representatives from the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts, the Secretary to the KNCHR and the County Government of the affected area; the Report does not contain information regarding measures taken by the Government to protect indigenous peoples and ensure their security, investigate and act on the reported cases of harassment, assault, violence and forced eviction against indigenous peoples, particularly sexual abuse against women during the disarmament exercises conducted in 2009, 2012, 2014 and 2015 in the Tana Delta Region and Northern Kenya, affecting the Turkana, Samburu, Pokot, Pokomo and Orma communities; and