the myths regarding albinism through far-reaching campaigns sustained continuously for at least two years; xxiii. Orders the Respondent State to formulate and execute strategies, within two years of notification of this judgment, that will ensure the full realization of the rights and welfare of children with albinism, this will, inter alia, include initiatives on their security, psychosocial, medical and other assistance critical to their survival and development; xxiv. Orders the Respondent State, in cooperation with the Applicants, to facilitate a comprehensive and coordinated effort, within two years of notification of this judgment to reduce shelter overcrowding, reunite families and ensure that children with albinism in these shelters have access to basic services; xxv. Orders the Respondent State to publish this Judgment within a period of three months from the date of notification, on the websites of the Prime Minister’s Office – Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disabilities, Judiciary and, the Ministry for Constitutional and Legal Affairs, and to ensure that the text of the Judgment remains accessible for at least one year after the date of publication. On Implementation and reporting xxvi. Orders the Respondent State to submit to it within two years from the date of notification of this judgment, a report on the status of implementation of the decision set forth herein and thereafter, every six months until the Court considers that there has been full implementation thereof. xxvii. Holds that it shall conduct a hearing on the status of implementation of the orders made in this Judgment on a date to be appointed by the Court within three years of the date of notification of this judgment. 99