Examples of using Working with and for children in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) There is insufficient training of professionals working with and for children;
(b) Training professionals working with and for children as well as the use of information campaigns.
Training activities developed for professional groups working with and for children;
As Palestinian artists working with and for children, we are deeply concerned about the effects that this violence is having on our audience.
Training activities developed for professional groups working with and for children;
(c) Sensitize parents, teachers and others working with and for children about alternative, non-violent forms of discipline.
Information should also be available to parents,teachers and people working with and for children.
The Committee is further concerned that professionals working with and for children lack knowledge on the provisions of the Optional Protocol.
(d) Ensure resources for sufficient numbers of qualified professionals working with and for children;
The Committee regrets that professionals working with and for children do not receive adequate training specifically on the provisions of the Optional Protocol.
(b) Education and training for the military and for groups working with and for children;
The Committee notes that the training and retraining of professionals working with and for children has been conducted in collaboration with international agenciesand nongovernmental organizations.
Such training should be provided to allrelevant professional groups, institutions and individuals working with and for children.
The Committee is also concernedabout the lack of awareness among parents, persons working with and for children, and the general public of the negative impact corporal punishment has on children. .
Such training should be provided to all relevant professional groups,ministries and institutions working with and for children.
Furthermore, the Committee recommends that the States parties provide professionals working with and for children with adequate support services, including psychological support.
Copies of the Convention have also beendistributed to teachers, members of the judiciary, lawyers and staff working with and for children.
The Committee notes with concern that awareness of the Convention amongst professionals working with and for children and the general public, including children themselves, remains low.
Legislation needs topermeate the work of institutions and shape the training and ethical standards of professionals working with and for children.
Such changes have an important impacton family attitudes, education policy, professionals working with and for children, the media and decision makers.
(c) Increase its efforts to provide adequate and systematic training on children 's rights for professional groups working with and for children.
The Committee welcomes the efforts made by theState party to improve the training of professionals working with and for children on the principles and provisions of the Convention.
Such training should be provided to all relevant professional groups,ministries and institutions working with and for children.
The Committee is concerned at thelow level of awareness of the Convention amongst professionals working with and for children and the general public, including children themselves.
It further suggests that special attentionbe paid to the training of professional groups, working with and for children, on the rights of the child. .
Delivered a number of papers on the Convention on the Rights of the Child to various entities,NGOs and other bodies working with and for children.
Awareness-raising campaigns should be launched, in particular among children, parents and professionals working with and for children, on the need for increased attention to these principles.
The Committee reiterates its concern thatthere is insufficient awareness of the Convention among children, professionals working with and for children, parents and the public at large.
Training for professionals 352. The Committee isconcerned that current training programmes for professionals working with and for children do not reach all groups of professionals.