c. Hold persons deprived of their liberty only at places officially recognized as places of detention; d. Make available an updated detailed register of all persons deprived of liberty; e. Provide appropriate medical examination and care for all detainees as soon as possible after their incarceration; f. Educate judicial and penitentiary staff on the international ban on acts of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; as well as include the said ban in national legislation, prison regulations and in all training documents designed for penitentiary staff; g. Set the day and time of entering and exiting detention centers; and; h. Cease from admitting into penitentiary institutions persons without a valid detention warrant, details of which have previously been recorded in the prison register. 15. The Applicant further prays the Court to order the Respondent State to: i. Pay the Applicant pecuniary reparation in the amount of Three Million (3,000,000) FCFA for the legal prejudice suffered; ii. Pay the Applicant pecuniary reparation in the amount of Three Million (3,000,000) FCFA for the material prejudice suffered; iii. Pay the Applicant pecuniary reparation in the amount of Four Million (4,000,000) FCFA for the moral prejudice suffered. 16. Furthermore, the Applicant prays the Court to undertake the following measures: i. Organize continuing training in human rights not only for its staff but also, and above all, for all the lawyers appearing before it; ii. provide effective access to the Court’s legal aid to all indigent and vulnerable Applicants who meet the eligibility criteria for such assistance, having duly seized the Court. 6