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The Committee was also preparing its first general comment on the aims of education.
It was the first general comment elaborated by the Committee since the beginning of its mandate in 1988.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child adopted in 2001 its first general comment on article 29 the aim of education.
The first general comment has to do with the consideration of the report of the Security Council by the General Assembly and the requirement to do so.
That will be the Committee's first general comment since it started its work in 2004.
As its contribution to the World Conference, the Committee on the Rights of the Child had embarked on the elaboration of its first general comment on the topic of the aims of education.
In January 2001, the Committee adopted its first general comment on article 29(1) of the Convention,"The aims of education.
Ms. Merico(Caritas Internationalis) said she hoped that the twentieth anniversary of the Convention would mark the adoption of the Committee's first general comment, on migrant domestic workers.
In January 2001 the Committee adopted its first general comment, on article 29(1) of the Convention, dealing with the aims of education.
The Chairperson expressed appreciation for the exemplarycontribution made to the work of the Committee by civil society, which had made it possible for the Committee to be on the point of adopting its first general comment.
Provision of assistance is envisaged under the Plan for the formulation of the Committee's first general comment later this year on the aims of education.
In April 2001, the Committee adopted its first general comment on"The aims of education" and reiterated that corporal punishment is incompatible with the Convention:"… Children do not lose their human rights by virtue of passing through the school gates.
As its contribution to the World Conference, the Committee on the Rights of the Child had submitted its first general comment on the topic of the aims of education article 29(1) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In its first general comment, devoted to the aims of education, article 29(1) of the Convention, the Committee elaborates on the importance of teaching and promoting an understanding of respect for all human rights at all levels of the educational system.
On 2 December 2010, the Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers andMembers of Their Families adopted its first general comment- general comment No. 1(2010) on migrant domestic workers.
At its twenty-sixth session, in January 2001, the Committee had adopted its first general comment, on article 29(1) of the Convention(the aims of education), which it had submitted as a contribution to the World Conference against Racism.
In addition, the chairpersons informally agreed to consider drafting a general comment on human rights education which, after being adopted by allthe treaty bodies individually, could become the first general comment applying to the whole treaty system.
As early as 1989, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights,in its very first general comment, called on States to establish national or other more specific benchmarks as a means by which States can assess their performance in a given area.
In its first General Comment, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights states that an initial step towards the realization of the Covenant rights is to identify the disadvantaged sectors of the population, which should be the focus of positive State action aimed at securing the full realization of their rights.
The Working Group also decided to elaborate more specific recommendations on particular issues and themes andto formulate suggestions for its first general comments, including on autonomy vis-à-vis selfdetermination and the forced assimilation of minorities.
In December 2010, the Committee on Migrant Workers adopted its first general comment, on the rights of migrant domestic workers and, in the context of the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families, addressed the theme"Protecting rights, building cooperation.
At its 661st meeting, held on 2 October 2000, the Committee met with Mr. Philip Alston,the expert providing assistance with the drafting of the Committee's first general comment under the High Commissioner's Plan of Action to Strengthen Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
At its 695th meeting, held on 25 January 2001,the Committee adopted its first general comment, on article 29, paragraph 1(aims of education) of the Convention(annex VIII). The drafting process of this first general comment was significantly facilitated by the provision of financial resources under the Programme to Strengthen the Support to Treaty Bodies.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women adopted general recommendations on older women and protection of their human rights and on the core obligations of States parties under article 2 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.On 2 December 2010, the Committee on Migrant Workers adopted its first general comment, focusing on the rights of migrant domestic workers.
The principal references for the draft were: general comment No. 10, the first general comment on article 19 of the Covenant; other comments, parts of which were of interest, for example general comment No. 31(general legal obligation imposed on States parties) and general comment No. 24(reservations); the Committee's jurisprudence relating to article 19; and its concluding observations.
Mr. Texier, in presenting his preliminary draft general comment on the right to work(art. 6 of the Covenant)(E/C.12/2003/7),welcomed the fact that after many years the Committee was preparing its first general comment on the right to work and hoped that this would mark the beginning of a series of general comments on the other labour rights(arts. 7 and 8) and the right to social security art. 9.
Once adopted, it will be the first joint general comment by two treaty bodies.
During its twelfth session, the Committee considered, at private meetings, the first draft of the general comment.
At its previous session, the Committee had discussed the first draft of a general comment on article 2 of the Covenant.