6. To facilitate access to justice for national minorities, States should ensure that law-enforcement agencies work to build trust with minority communities and enforce the law in an impartial and non-discriminatory manner, free of prejudice and gender bias. 7. Victim support services and witness protection measures should be sensitive to the needs of persons belonging to national minorities, and of minority women in particular. 8. States should ensure that court orders and judgments affecting persons belonging to national minorities are executed effectively, impartially and within a reasonable time. 9. States should ensure that persons belonging to national minorities held in detention or imprisoned are treated with humanity and respect for their identity. 10. States should, as a matter of urgency, provide effective redress to persons belonging to national minorities who have suffered serious human rights violations as a result of inter-ethnic conflict. The Graz Recommendations on Access to Justice and National Minorities 9