A/RES/47/133 Page or by any also have international legal instrument access to such places. to Article which the State is a 2. or available having has a been Accurate information on the places of detention, including to their legitimate manifested family members, interest by the in the persons their may 10 1. Any person deprived of liberty shall be held in an recognized place of detention and, in conformity with national before a judicial authority promptly after detention. place party 5 officially law, be brought detention of such persons and their transfers, shall be made promptly counsel information concerned. or to unless any a other wish to persons the contrary 3. An official up-to-date register of all persons deprived of their liberty shall be maintained in every place of detention. Additionally, each State shall take steps to maintain similar centralized registers. The information contained in these registers shall be made available to the persons mentioned in the preceding paragraph, to any judicial or other competent authority and independent national authority and to any entitled under the law of the State concerned legal instrument whereabouts of a to which detained a State person. concerned Article is a party, other competent or any international seeking to trace the 11 All persons deprived of liberty must be released in a manner permitting reliable verification that they have actually been released and, further, have been released in conditions in which their physical integrity and ability fully to exercise their rights are assured. Article State shall establish 12 1. Each rules under its national law indicating 2. chain Each State shall likewise ensure strict supervision, including of command, of all law enforcement officials responsible for those officials authorized to order deprivation of liberty, establishing the conditions under which such orders may be given, and stipulating penalties for officials who, without legal justification, refuse to provide information on any detention. clear apprehensions, arrests, detentions, custody, transfers and imprisonment, of other officials authorized by law to use force and firearms. Article 1. Each State shall ensure that a and 13 any person having knowledge or a legitimate interest who alleges that a person has been subjected to enforced disappearance has the right to complain to a competent and independent State authority and to have that complaint promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigated by that authority. Whenever there are reasonable grounds to believe that an enforced disappearance has been committed, the State shall promptly refer the matter to that authority for such an investigation, even if there has been no formal complaint. No measure shall be taken to curtail or