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The Centre has organized the following programmes.
Following the adoption by the General Assembly in 1993 of the Principles relating to the Status of National Institutions for the Promotion andProtection of Human Rights(resolution 48/134, annex), the Centre has organized a number of international conferences and workshops, which have served to publicize these Principles, and to encourage States to subscribe to the idea of such national institutions as appropriate vehicles for the promotion and protection of human rights.
The Centre has organized national consultations and workshops on the rights of indigenous peoples in the subregion.
In collaboration with the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, the Centre has organized three workshops on developing sustainable agricultural mechanization strategies given the heterogeneous nature of agricultural production in the Asia-Pacific region.
Thus far, the Centre has organized or supported 87 workshops, meetings, conferences and other events in strategic partnership with national, subregional and international organizations.
To date, the Centre has organized six national dialogue meetings.
The Centre has organized emergency provision of food and medical care in a number of prisons and it continues to encourage donors to consider assisting in the renovation of and material assistance to Cambodian prisons.
In this regard, the Centre has organized assessment and programme-formulation missions to several countries of the region.
The Centre has organized a working group to follow up and observe cases of administrative detention and disparities between the provisions of law and international human rights and fair trial safeguards.
Since 1998, the Centre has organized six United Nations-sponsored expert group meetings to facilitate the process.
The Centre has organized several activities to strengthen country capacities, including direct advisory services, on-site training on victimization surveys for national officials, an e-learning platform on victimization surveys and an online repository of crime victimization surveys to facilitate access to related methodological and analytical documentation.
Since its creation, the Gas Centre has organized nine seminars or conferences on the above issues attended by over 900 participants from more than 30 member countries.
Since 2011, the Centre has organized seven capacity-building activities for media professionals in four countries of the subregion(Burundi, Cameroon, Congo and Gabon), focusing on their role in the promotion and protection of human rights in electoral periods, as well as on ethics and deontology.
To reach its set objectives, the Centre has organized regional and international workshops for counter-terrorism practitioners and other relevant professionals active at the national and municipal levels.
The Centre has organized several seminars and workshops focused on the protection of fundamental rights, as for example the seminars on Refugee Law, Human Rights, United Nations Covenants and Fundamental Rights: Glorified Esperanto? Realizing Human Rights, Human Rights Conventions and Their Implementation, Human Rights and International Law: Some Global Challenges and workshops on the Human Rights Reporting Procedure.
Through its Information, Research and Education andChild Rights Policy Development sectors, the Centre has organized over 100 seminars, training and round tables in Yugoslavia and Europe;"published several dozen books, magazines, manuals and reports, advocated for ratification of several child-related international treaties, provided reports on the situation of children in the FRY, initiated substantial reforms and policies in the area of juvenile justice and social protection of children, and carried out many other activities.
Overall, the Centre has organized 35 Academy and thematic training workshops and events since the first session of the Committee.
Through its Information, Research and Education andChild Rights Policy Development sectors, the Centre has organized over 100 seminars, training and round tables in Yugoslavia and Europe; published several dozen books, magazines, manuals and reports, advocated for ratification of several child-related international treaties, provided reports on the situation of children in the FRY, initiated substantial reforms and policies in the area of juvenile justice and social protection of children, and carried out many other activities.
Since its inauguration, the Centre had organized 13 short-term workshops and conferences.
The Centre had organized two regional seminars for staff of the various welfare services.
In 2011, the Centre had organized two events.
The centres have organized training workshops from which 640 trainees benefited in 1998.
In January 1994, the Centre had organized an inter-agency meeting with representatives of those agencies in order to consider the modalities for implementing the Programme of Action in their specific fields of specialization.
Operationally, the Unit and the Centre have organized joint missions and have closely coordinated their activities in Malawi and other countries.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean andthe Latin American Demographic Centre have organized several regional seminars.
To date, the African EMPRETEC/Enterprise Centres have organized about 300 Entrepreneurship Training Workshops(ETW) and there are now more than 7,000 trained Empretecos entrepreneurs who attended an ETW.
The Centre had organized many training courses for deminers covering such areas as survey, detection and deactivation of explosive remnants of war, international mine action standards, first aid and safety.
The Centre had organized an international workshop for the military, where it had been pointed out that the latter had a prominent role to play in the promotion and protection of the rights of peoples and citizens in times of peace and war.
He also stated that the Centre had organized the Asia-Pacific Forum on Strengthening the Governance of National Innovation Systems held in Jakarta on 24 and 25 November 2010 in partnership with the Indonesian Institute of Sciences.
At the regional level, the regional commissions,in close collaboration with the Centre, had organized five meetings in preparation for the special session, attended by central and local governments and Habitat Agenda partners including parliamentarians, non-governmental organizations, women and youth organizations.