Declaration and other regional and international human rights instruments that guarantee the right to freedom of association and assembly; and Due Process and Conditions of Detention 54. Namibia should: i. Review its policy on public health concerns in prisons with a view to deal with all issues comprehensively including HIV; ii. Provide adequate resources to enable correctional service institutions address the rehabilitation needs of offenders; Utilise the Commission’s Guidelines on the Conditions of Arrests, Police Custody and Pre-trial Detention in Africa (Guidelines) and General Comment No. 3 on the Right to Life, when conducting training to the Police, Correctional Service and other Security Outfits. iii. Older Persons and Persons with Disabilities 55. Namibia should state how the measures and policies put in place to protect the rights of older persons and persons with disabilities have been effectively implemented in the rural areas. HIV/AIDS 56. Namibia should: i. Provide information and statistics on children orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS as well as measures taken to support them; ii. Develop and implement campaigns that will educate the public on the dangers of seeking treatment from those who claim to treat HIV and to proscribe such persons from making such claims. Refugees, IDPs and Migrants Workers 57. Namibia should adopt specific legislation which protects the rights of refugees and migrant workers as well as provide for proper management of Refugee and migrant worker issues in the country. Indigenous Populations/Communities 58. Namibia should: 18