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(d) Include a" positive aspects" section organized in the order of the articles of the Convention;
The Section organized training courses on international criminal law with the Bar Association of the Kingdom of Cambodia and the International Bar Association with 90 Cambodian lawyers attending.
In 2008, in collaboration with the Committees in Kenema and Kailahun, the Section organized 16 training programmes benefitting over 800 pupils in 16 secondary schools.
The Treaty Section organized two training seminars at United Nations Headquarters, in December 2011 and May 2012, on the registration of treaties and depositary practice of the Secretary-General.
To ensure full civil society involvement in this process, the Human Rights Section organized civil society consultations in each of the 12 districts including the western area.
The Section organized a workshop on promoting equality and combating racial discrimination and related intolerance in Minsk in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme in Belarus and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
On 28 January 2014, the Anti-Racial Discrimination Section organized a panel discussion for the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust.
In addition, the Section organized its first regional training programme on treaty law and practice in the Lao People ' s Democratic Republic from 12 to 14 February 2003, with a follow-up workshop held from 7 to 9 October 2003.
With resources from the ICTR trust fund, the Section organized an in-house, eight-month simultaneous interpretation training course in Kinyarwanda for four trainees.
In addition, the Section organized various events in the past three years to provide policymakers in the ECE region with a set of views from a wide range of involved sectors to address the economic, social and environmental aspects of the growing demand for and use of wood for energy.
In addition,in observance of Human Rights Day in December 2001, the Section organized a student conference on human rights for the fourth year in a row, in collaboration with several NGO partners and educational foundations.
From 2002, the section organized human rights youth clubs in nine cities of Kosovo. These clubs brought together interested secondary school youth and OSCE provided them with instruction in human rights, facilitated debate on human rights topics and sponsored the implementation of public awareness-raising activities by the club members.
During the reporting period, the Department 's Public Relations Section organized 33 inhouse briefings with a total attendance of 1,027 participants and two outside speaking engagements with a total attendance of 260 participants on the subject of human rights.
The General Support Section organized an all-day specialists conference in the Vienna International Centre on World Environment Day.
With regard to capacity-building in national organizations, from 19 to 31 July 2004,the human rights section organized a training session for law enforcement officers in Sibut, in which 65 gendarmerie and police officers participated, as well as representatives of government agencies and non-governmental organizations(NGOs).
The Human Resources Management Section organized a training course for programme managers on the revised recruitment procedures to ensure that all those involved in recruitment are conversant with the recruitment policies so as to expedite recruitment processes.
On 25 January, the Department 's Non-Governmental Organizations Section organized a briefing, webcast live and focusing on the importance of tolerance and promotion of cross-cultural understanding to help prevent future acts of genocide in the context of the Holocaust.
In the same vein, the Human Rights Section organized prior consultations for the Government in which several Ministries including Justice, Foreign Affairs, Defence, Local Government, Police, Prisons and the National Commission on Democracy participated.
Following a request from the Field Administration and Logistics Division,Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Section organized, for the first time, a five-day training module in Jerusalem in June 2001 to enhance the investigative skills of security officers at various missions such as the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization(UNTSO), the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL) and the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force(UNDOF).
In February 2014, the Anti-Racial Discrimination Section organized the third meeting of the Group of independent eminent experts on the implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, which had not been able to meet for several years.
During the reporting period, the Public Relations Section organized 39 seminars that included a human rights lecture as part of an information programme on the work of the United Nations tailored to the needs of students, diplomats and NGOs.
In January 2014, the Anti-Racial Discrimination Section organized a workshop on combating discrimination and promoting equality and social cohesion in Jakarta for the States members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN), and supported national and regional efforts in that regard.
During the reporting period, the NGO Relations Section organized nine briefings, a communications workshop, its annual two-day orientation programme for new NGO representatives and a one-day youth orientation programme for new NGO youth representatives.
As part of deepening work with OHCHR field presences,the Indigenous Peoples and Minorities Section organized a regional consultation in Managua on 15 and 16 December 2010 for OHCHR field presences in the Latin America and Caribbean region to share best practices on the promotion and protection of the rights of indigenous peoples, including a focus on the issue of free, prior and informed consent.
The section organizes expert meetings to assist the CSTD.
The section organizes expert meetings in areas such as STI indicators, and other related topics.
The Section organizes the recruitment of competent personnel and support staff for the courts and prosecution offices.
The Visitors ' Services Section organizes guided tours and briefings and programmes for groups.
The Section organizes international student videoconferences for middle and high school and university students on priority issues on the United Nations agenda.
In order to respond to the evergrowing demand forlanguage-related services in translation, consecutive and simultaneous interpretation, the Section organizing a greater number of competitive examinations in translation and interpretation both at The Hague and abroad.