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Staff of implementing agencies should receive training that includes methodologies.
Staff should receive training on how to recognize potential victims of human trafficking.
At least some Customs officers should receive training on criminal investigation.
All public officials with roles thatimpact either directly or indirectly on the realization of indigenous peoples' human rights should receive training and professional development.
Government officials should receive training on how to integrate gender issues into their work.
Standardized testing should be adapted to the social, cultural and linguistic specificities of minorities and educators andschool personnel should receive training in principles of non-discrimination.
Government officials and NGOs should receive training to help them to recognize the warning signs of genocide.
Persons who are likely to be in contact with victims(such as police and justice officials and staff of health, social andother services) should receive training to enable them to identify victims and be sensitive to their needs.
All staff should receive training related to the special situation and needs of asylum seekers in detention.
All relevant stakeholders,including first responders, should receive training regarding the use of this system.
Law enforcement officials should receive training on combating crimes against minorities and members of the Roma community should be recruited into the police force.
The police, immigration officers and other personnel should receive training to deal with traumatized victims.
Gendarmes should receive training in human rights and humanitarian law directed at ensuring that they investigate, report on and arrest perpetrators of abuses;
Employees whose duties include the opening of accounts should receive training on the verification procedures required in that process.
Labour inspectors should receive training on human rights, including labour rights, women's rights, children's rights and the human rights of indigenous peoples, including those affirmed by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Police, lawyers, the judiciary andother court personnel should receive training in dealing with cases where children are victims.
All managers and supervisors should receive training in the skills required to carry out performance appraisal effectively, including communication skills, the setting of performance objectives, coaching and counselling and assisting staff to improve performance.
Professionals and staff working with persons with disabilities should receive training on these rights and how they can be realized.
According to paragraphs 14-17 of the Declaration:( a) victims should receive the necessary material, medical, psychological and social assistance through governmental, voluntary, community-based and indigenous means;( b) victims should be informed of the availability of health and social services and other relevant assistance;( c) attention should be given to victims who have special needs; and( d) police, justice, health, social service andother personnel should receive training to ensure proper and prompt aid.
All staff assigned to work with women detainees should receive training relating to the gender-specific needs and human rights of women.
Pursuant to the Declaration(Assembly resolution 40/34, annex), judicial and administrative mechanisms should be established to enable victims to obtain redress through formal or informal procedures, victims should receive the necessary material, medical, psychological and social assistance,personnel concerned should receive training to sensitize them to the needs of victims and victims are entitled to access to the mechanisms of justice.
Among other things the staff should receive training on how to handle excited or violent clients(for finding the method most suitable for the person).
Persons who are likely to be in contact with victims(such as police and justice officials and staff from health and social services andother personnel) should receive training in order to enable them to identify victims and to be sensitive to their needs.
State officials and indigenous leaders should receive training on the Declaration and the related international instruments and on practical measures to implement the Declaration.
In relation to guarantees during interrogation, the Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that,as provided by article 10 of the Convention against Torture, interrogators should receive training in order to ensure that they have the necessary skills to conduct interrogations and interview victims and witnesses.
Prison guards andother law enforcement personnel should receive training so as to be familiar with these norms as well as the rules and regulations concerning the use of force and firearms to prevent escape or control disturbances.
Staff involved in status-determination procedures of children, in particular those who are unaccompanied or separated, should receive training on adopting an application of international and national refugee law that is child, cultural, and gender-sensitive.
International standards indicate that prison staff should receive training before beginning work in prison(pre-service“orientation” training) and throughout their career in the prison administration(in-service“refresher” training).41 40 See Sydney Memorandum.
Article 10 also dealt with the training of medical staff;it should be emphasized that such persons should receive training not only in the mental health field, as stated in the report, but also specifically regarding the prohibition of torture.
To further the accountability andeffectiveness of SRs, newly elected SRs should receive training on basic SMR issues as they should be knowledgeable about the HR framework(staff rules and regulations, relevant AIs, etc.) in order to abide by them and assist the staff-at-large in interpreting and understanding their rights and duties under the existing legal framework and possible changes.