64. States must ensure that all individuals have access to justice and to meaningful and
effective remedy in instances in which the right to sexual and reproductive health is
violated. Remedies include, but are not limited to, adequate, effective and prompt
reparation in the form of restitution, compensation, rehabilitation, satisfaction and
guarantees of non-repetition, as appropriate. The effective exercise of the right to remedy
requires funding access to justice and information about the existence of these remedies. It is also important that the right to sexual and reproductive health be enshrined in laws and
policies and be fully justiciable at the national level, and that judges, prosecutors and
lawyers be made aware of that such a right can be enforced. When third parties contravene
the right to sexual and reproductive health, States must ensure that such violations are
investigated and prosecuted, and that the perpetrators are held accountable, while the
victims of such violations are provided with remedies.
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