401. The Court also notes that the PWA have fled their homes for fear for their lives. Furthermore, the Court also noted the deplorable conditions in the temporary shelters set up by the Respondent State. 402. The Court notes that it has already ordered the Respondent State to finalize and implement a national strategy that would promote and protect the rights of PWA. This strategy would include action points on rehabilitation of PWA. 403. In addition, and in light of the above, the Court orders the Respondent State to take all necessary measures, within two years, towards the full realization of the right to education. This will include reasonable accommodation of children with albinism in mainstream schools and facilitating their studies through the provision of low vision aids, adaptive devices and large-print materials to all schools. 404. The Court also orders the Respondent State to take all necessary measures, within two years of notification of this judgment, towards the full realization of the right to the best attainable standard of health. This will include ensuring the availability and distribution of sunscreen, wide hats and sunglasses through domestic production and by facilitating the importation of the raw materials. ii. Guarantees of non-repetition 405. The Applicants also pray the Court to order the Respondent State to: i. Carry out nation-wide sensitization of the public to dispel unfounded myths about PWA; ii. Diligently investigate and prosecute perpetrators of attacks against PWA; iii. Provide effective training to law enforcement officials, prosecutors and judges on the effective investigation and prosecution of offences committed against PWA. 91