consulted , in accordance with their traditions and customs .
and/or with the right to give or withhold their free , prior and
informed co n se nt, with regards to development, conservation
or investment projects on Ogiek ancestral land within the Mau
Forest and implement adequate safeguards to minimize the
damaging effects that such projects may have upon the social,
economic and cultural survival of the Ogieks ;
(iv)
An apology to be issued publicly by the Respondent State to the Ogieks
for all the violations;
(v)
A public monument acknowledging the violation of Ogiek rights to be
erected within the Mau Forest by the Respondent State, in a place of
significant importance to the Ogieks and chosen by them;
(vi)
Full recognition of the Ogieks as an indigenous peop le of
Kenya , including but not limited to the recognition of the Ogiek
language and Ogiek cultural and religious practices ; provision
of health, social and education services for the Ogieks ; and
the enacting of positive steps to ensure national and local
political representation of the Ogieks;
(vii)
The legislative process specified in (i) and (iii) above to be completed within
one year of the date of the judgment;
(viii)
The demarcation process specified in (i) above to be completed within
three years of the date of the judgment;
(ix)
The independent assessor on compensatio n to be appointed
within
three
months
of
the
judgment;
the
amount
of
compensation, royalties and the community development fund
to be agreed upon within one year of the date of the judgment,
and payment to be effected within eighteen months of the date
of the judgment ;