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Outreach to professional groups and community workers;
The Committee encourages the State party to continue its efforts to provide training to professional groups working with and for children.
Insufficient training on the Convention provided to professional groups such as judges, lawyers, law enforcement personnel, teachers, social workers and civil servants is also a matter of concern.
It is further suggested that the State party consider providing education and training on racial tolerance andhuman rights issues to professional groups such as judges, magistrates, lawyers and civil servants.
The Committee is concerned about the lack of adequate training given to professional groups, in particular social workers, law enforcement officials and judicial personnel, on the principles and provisions of the Convention.
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Although primarily designed to support the training activities of the OHCHR Technical Cooperation Programme,these publications also serve as practical tools for organizations that provide human rights education to professional groups.
It has been the experience of OHCHR that assistance to professional groups from within the administration of justice area is particularly important.
The Professional Training Series is designed primarily to support the training activities of OHCHR programme of advisory services and technical assistance andto serve as a practical tool for organizations providing human rights education to professional groups.
The Committee is concerned that little training on the Convention has been offered to professional groups working for and with children, in particular in the Outer Islands.
Insufficient training provided to professional groups, such as lawyers, judges, law enforcement personnel, teachers, social workers and civil servants, on the Convention is also a matter of concern.
Several cantons(Argovia, Basel-Country, Basel-City, Lucerne, Berne) organize training courses orrefresher courses addressed to professional groups specifically concerned with the issue of domestic violence within the police, judicial authorities or hospitals.
IRF's mission is to promote road development as a key factor in economic and social growth, to provide Governments and financial institutions with professional ideas and expertise, to put members in touch with each other so as to facilitate business exchange, to establish links between IRF members and various external institutions and agencies, to provide support for national road federations andto give information to professional groups that build road infrastructure.
Furthermore, information on disability and the living conditions of persons with disabilities should be provided to professional groups serving the general population, such as medical doctors, teachers and social workers as part of their basic training.
The Committee also encourages the State party to ensure on a systematic basis training activities on the Convention to professional groups working with and for children, including teachers, judges, social workers, law enforcement officials and personnel entrusted with the task of ensuring data collection in the areas covered by the Convention.
Also, through the above-mentioned technical cooperation project in support to the Decade, the High Commissioner/Centre for Human Rights is planning to produce, by the end of 1997,six training packages to support the training activities addressed to professional groups undertaken by the Centre for Human Rights and by the national focal points and centres for human rights education.
One of the specific objectives of the Action Plan involves systemic education of persons belonging to professional groups(and in particular police officers) who are able to influence the prevention of all forms of discrimination, racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and other expressions of intolerance in the exercise of their profession.
The Committee encourages the State party to further disseminate the Convention, including through incorporating human rights education into the curricula of both primary and secondary schools, and to continue its efforts to provide adequate andsystematic training and/or sensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, social workers, health personnel, and especially children themselves.
The Committee also encourages the State party to ensure training activities on the Convention to professional groups working with and for children, including teachers, social workers, judges, law enforcement officers, health personnel and officials entrusted with the task of ensuring data collection in the areas covered by the Convention.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure specific training activities on the Convention to professional groups working with and for children, including teachers, social workers, health personnel, judges and law enforcement officials.
These publications also serve as practical tools for organizations that provide human rights education to professional groups(e.g. police, prison officials, judges, parliamentarians, human rights monitors, election monitors and social workers) and educational institutions.
It is suggested that the State party consider providing increased education and training on racial tolerance andhuman rights issues to professional groups such as judges, lawyers and civil servants so as to eliminate any cases of harassment or improper conduct in relation to persons belonging to minorities.
Continue and strengthen its efforts to provide adequate andsystematic training and/or sensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as parliamentarians, judges, lawyers, law enforcement and health personnel, teachers, school administrators and others as required;
Strengthen its efforts to provide adequate andsystematic training and/or sensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as law enforcement officials, parliamentarians, judges, lawyers, health personnel, teachers, school administrators, academics, social workers and others as required.
Strengthen its efforts to provide adequate andsystematic training and/or sensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as law enforcement officials, parliamentarians, judges, lawyers, health personnel, teachers, school administrators, academics, social workers, media professionals and others as required;
It also recommends that the State party continue its efforts to provide adequate andsystematic training and/or sensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as judges, lawyers, law enforcement officials, civil servants, local government officials, teachers, social workers, and health personnel and, especially, children themselves.
The Committee recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts to provide adequate and systematic training andsensitization on children's rights to professional groups working with and for children, such as parliamentarians, judges, lawyers, law enforcement and health personnel, teachers, school administrators and others as required, in particular in remote and rural areas.
Link to other professional groups.
It is necessary, therefore, to publish them in appropriate languages andto make them easily accessible to relevant professional groups.
Providing adequate andsystematic training to all professional groups concerned;