Reform) Act [Chapter..], Constitution. give effect to section 48 of the Administrative measures 4.3. Despite the fact that Zimbabwe has not fully abolished the death penalty in its statutes, it is significant to note that Zimbabwe is exercising a moratorium on executions. For close to 2 decades, no executions have been carried out and some of the cases are periodically considered by Cabinet with the view to commute death sentences to life imprisonment. 4.4. Government, in liaison with non-State actors, continues to hold seminars for security agencies such as the Police, Prison Officers, the Judiciary and members of the Defence Forces to promote the right to life, integrity of the person and dignity. In particular the curriculum contains: a. Principles of the Constitution, including the declaration of rights and general constitutional responsibilities. b. Fundamental Human rights for law enforcement officials, which include fundamental concepts and human rights in police command, management and organisation. 4.5. In its concluding observations, the Commission passed a recommendation for the Government of Zimbabwe to abolish the death penalty and to eradicate police violence and extrajudicial killings and immediately investigate such reports and bring those responsible to justice and put in place mechanisms to adequately compensate victims:20 20 Recommendations 29 (i) and (k) (Concluding observations) Page | 11