iii. regional and international human rights instruments that guarantee the right to freedom of association and assembly; and provide adequate information on several rights with respect of which the Report provided no data on measures taken for the fulfilment of those rights. Due Process and Conditions of Detention 58. Kenya should: i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. ensure that the office of the Director of Public Prosecution provides statistics as to how many cases referred to them by the IPOA have been prosecuted; establish a database on torture-related complaints in order to determine the prevalence of torture in Police Stations; effectively implement domestic laws and policies on bail, bond and sentencing to reduce overcrowding in prisons and resultant problems of violence and adverse health consequences; ensure speedy processes in the judicial system, and take appropriate measures to ensure strict respect of the 48 hours duration of police custody while reviewing 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 (the Luanda Guidelines); continue to ensure human rights training for the police and other law enforcement officers; make use of the Luanda Guidelines while providing training to the Police on the Guidelines, and adopting relevant laws and policies; and extend access to legal services to suspects in Police Custody (specifically referring to the various ways of providing legal access as listed in Part 2. 8 of the Luanda Guidelines). Older Persons 59. Kenya should expedite the enactment of the draft Older Persons Bill of 2015 and the National Policy on Older Persons. HIV/AIDs 60. Kenya should: 17 | P a g e