AGREEMENT ON HUMAN RIGHTS (aka San Jose Agreement, 26 July 1990)
I. Respect for and Guarantee of Human Rights
3. In the course of the present negotiations, appropriate legal procedures and timetables shall be determined for the release of individuals who have been imprisoned for political reasons.
CHAPULTEPEC AGREEMENT (16 January 1992)
Chapter VI: Political Participation by FMLN
Protocol VI.III. Release of prisoners, except for those being held for ordinary crimes:
1. All prisoners who are being held on E-Day, except for those held for ordinary crimes, shall be released by the Parties.
2. The International Committee of the Red Cross, together with the Parties shall agree on the arrangements for and the verification of the prisoner release process referred to in paragraph 1 above.
PARIS AGREEMENT
Part VI. Release of Prisoners of War and Civilian Interests
Article 21
The release of all prisoners of war and civilian internees shall be accomplished at the earliest possible date under the direction of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in coordination with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, with the assistance, as necessary, of other appropriate international humanitarian organizations and the Signatories.
Article 22
ARTICLE 19
To foster national reconciliation and ensure the full and unrestricted participation of the RUF/SL in the political process, the RUF/SL shall enjoy:
(i) Freedom of the press and access to the media in order that they may be heard and informed.
ARTICLE XXI RELEASE OF PRISONERS AND ABDUCTEES
All political prisoners of war as well as all non-combatants shall be released immediately and unconditionally by both parties, in accordance with the Statement of June 2, 1999, which is contained in Annex 3 and constitutes an integral part of the present Agreement.