Examples of using Basic prison duties in English and their translations into Arabic
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Training programmes for 300 prison officers on basic prison duties.
Training programmes in basic prison duties for national prison officers in each Darfur State.
Training programmes for 300 prison officers on basic prison duties.
Training courses on basic prison duties and a human rights approach to prison management for 125 newly recruited government prison officers in Sector South.
Courses were organized for 111 prison officials,including 27 women, on basic prison duties. .
Between 9 and 20 October, the Operation held workshops on basic prison duties for 55 prison staff at the Ardamata and Zalingei prisons.
Training programmes on basic prison duties for 270 national prison officers in each Darfur State and 1 prison management training course for 25 mid-level management prison officers.
Day training for 30 newly recruited prison staff on basic prison duties in Nyala, Sector South.
In this connection, UNAMID held a course on" basic prison duties and human rights approach to prison management" for Northern and Southern Darfur prison staff from 10 to 14 April and 15 to 19 May.
Training courses were provided throughout Darfur(for 276 prison staff, including 50 women)focusing on basic prison duties and human rights approach to prison management.
Prison officers(including 47 females) were trained in basic prison duties and prisoner data management, while 21(including 9 females) were trained in information technology and basic computer skills, compared with 276 prison officers trained in the 2010/11 period.
Formal training sessions for 200 Congolese prison staff in Kinshasa, the Kivus,Orientale and Katanga provinces on basic prison duties, including general prison administration.
In addition, UNAMID conducted workshops on human rights and basic prison duties for 120 newly recruited prison officers in El Fasher, Northern Darfur, from 10 to 20 July.
In its efforts to support the strengthening of the corrections system, UNAMID trained a total of146 newly recruited prison officers in basic prison duties, riot control, documentation and record-keeping.
The mission also facilitated atraining programme for 20 prison officers on basic prison duties, from 13 to 17 February, which was organized by the Northern Darfur State Prison Administration and funded by UNDP.
Conduct of 5 in-service training courses on basic prison management for 200 mid-level Government of Southern Sudan prison managers and10 in-service training courses on basic prison duties for 1,500 Government of Southern Sudan junior prison officers.
Courses for 180 Government of the Sudan prison officials on basic prison duties, 1 course for 20 middle-level prison managers on records management, and 1 train-the-trainers course for 30 prison staff on basic prison duties in collaboration with UNDP.
Training was provided for judicial actors on international rule of law principles pertaining to the administration of justice,and prison officers were trained in basic prison duties and middle-level management training, including computer literacy and training-of-trainers methodology.
Provision of 12 trainingcourses for 360 government prison staff on basic prison duties; 1 course for 20 prison officers on middle-level management; 1 course for 30 prison officers on record keeping and management; and 1 train-the-trainer course for 30 prison staff on training methodology.
Judicial actors were trained in international rule-of-law principles pertaining to the administration of justice and 273 prison officers were trained in thehuman rights-based approach to prison management and basic prison duties to enhance the treatment and care of prisoners in accordance with international standards.
Provision of 12 trainingcourses for 360 government prison staff on basic prison duties; 1 course for 20 prison officers on middle-level management; 1 course for 30 prison officers on record-keeping and management; and 1 train-the-trainer course for 30 prison staff on training methodology.
The Programme, UNAMID and Government prison authorities also co-organized a training course conducted in El Fasher from 14 to 18 March 2010,entitled" A human rights approach to prison management: basic prison duties", for 31 prison staff from Northern Darfur, including 9 women.
Provision of 13 trainingcourses for 440 Government prison staff on basic prison duties; 1 course for 30 prison officers on middle-level management; 2 courses for 60 prison officers on record-keeping and management; and 1 train-the-trainer course for 30 prison staff on training methodology.
It also conducted criminal-investigations training for Government of the Sudan police officers pertaining to the administration of justice and multiple training programmes for Government of the Sudan prison officers in relation to ahuman rights-based approach to prison management and basic prison duties in order to enhance treatment and care of prisoners in accordance with international standards.
Training courses for 330 participants on ahuman rights-based approach to prison management and basic prison duties were organized and facilitated for Government of the Sudan prison staff to build their capacity on treatment and care to prisoners in accordance with international standards(2 in South Darfur, 6 in North Darfur and 3 in West Darfur).
Government of the Sudan prison staff(including 50 women)trained in basic prison duties and human rights approach to prison management.
Provision of 12 training courses(four in each of thethree Darfur states) for 360 Government prison staff on basic prison duties; 1 course for 20 prison officers on middle-level management; 1 course for 30 prison officers on record-keeping and management; and 1 train-the-trainer course for 30 prison staff on training methodology.
Training programmes organized in each of the three sectors focusing on basic prison duties as well as on the human rights aspects of prison management.
Training course for 752 ex-officers of the Sudan PeoplesLiberation Army at the Lologo Training Centre in basic prison officer duties and human rights management of the prisoners in Juba.