UNAMA reports have already highlighted a significant lack of public information on the status of investigations or actions to hold perpetrators of human rights violations to account. While the de facto authorities have taken some positive steps, there has not been enough transparency on oversight and accountability measures, the report points out. She said the suspension of the constitution had resulted in “a blanket annulment of all former [existing] laws”. In the report, UNAMA documented instances where the de facto authorities conducted arrests and investigations of reported misconduct of security personnel – some of which were referred to Taliban military courts. UNAMA recommended de facto authorities strengthen accountability across all security institutions by ensuring that clear rules, procedures and codes of conduct are in place, consistent with international standards.