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Two counselors, Alexandra and Miquelina, from FBO Irmas Franciscanas providing health counseling to a mother and children in Marracuene, Mozambique
Community counselors of NGO ADPP walk to their areas of work in the community at the beginning of the working day in Nacala, Mozambique
Language:English
Score: 1262770
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https://www.who.int/workforcea...e/forum/2011/15_Mozambique.pdf
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Once the MOH and NAC gave approval for the pilot project, five organizations were selected for the implementation phase and they recruited lay counselors, who were trained by Jhpiego. The lay counselors had to be able to read and write in Portuguese and to speak the relevant local language(s) of their geographic area and have a minimum education of grade 7. (...) The community counselors have proven to be an extremely productive and efficient workforce. At present there are 163 counselors and 11 supervisors working with the Jhpiego-supported NGOs.
Language:English
Score: 1251378.2
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https://www.who.int/workforcea...e/forum/2011/hrhawardscs15/en/
Data Source: un
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Capacity building of vocational counselors for the promotion of women's entrepreneurship in Djibouti
Capacity building of vocational counselors for the promotion of women's entrepreneurship in Djibouti
January 19, 2022
Capacity building of vocational counselors for the promotion of women's entrepreneurship in Djibouti
As part of the European Union (EU)-funded Women and Girls Empowerment Project (FEMFI), UNDP is supporting the efforts of the Ministry of Women and Family Affairs (FEMFI) to consolidate the economic empowerment of Djiboutian women and girls.
Language:English
Score: 1232430.9
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https://www.undp.org/djibouti/...mens-entrepreneurship-djibouti
Data Source: un
.), Abuja, Nigeria
TEL + 234 810 677 0677
E-MAIL
peteremuze@yahoo.com
LANGUAGES English
EDUCATION Masters in International Law and Diplomacy 1995
University of Lagos, Nigeria
Postgraduate Diploma in Diplomatic Training 1985
Foreign Service Academy, Lagos, Nigeria
Bachelor of Arts in English/Philosophy 1979
University of Lagos, Nigeria
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Represented Nigeria as a member of the Human Rights 2015 – 2017
Council (28th – 34th Sessions, including two special sessions)
Coordinator, African Group of Ambassadors on WIPO matters 2015 & 2016 (championed the establishment of WIPO offices in Algeria & Nigeria)
UN Human Rights Council member of Troika 2015 & 2016
for Human Rights Peer Review of Belarus and Azerbaijan
President UN Conference on Disarmament 2016
Member of delegation, Nigerian Strategic Partnership Agreements 2006 &
2009
with China and the European Union
Secretary Political Systems Subcommittee of Nigeria 2008
Electoral Reform Committee
________________________________________________________________________________________
Chargé d’Affaires 2015 – 2017
Nigerian Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other International Organizations in Geneva
Director (2nd United Nations Division) 2013 – 2014
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Deputy Director (3rd United Nations Division) 2012 – 2013
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Deputy Director 2009 – 2012
Consulate General of Nigeria, Hong Kong
Assistant Director (Intra - Inter Regional Affairs) 2006 – 2009
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Minister Counselor (Asia and Pacific Department) 2004 – 2006
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Minister Counselor (International Organizations Department) 2002 – 2004
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Senior Counselor 2000 – 2002
Embassy of Nigeria, Rome, Italy
Senior Counselor 1998 – 2000
Embassy of Nigeria, The Hague, Netherlands
Senior Counselor (Presidential Protocol) 1995 – 1998
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nigeria
Counselor (Presidential Protocol) 1992 – 1995
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lagos, Nigeria
First Secretary 1990 – 1992
Nigerian High Commission, Lusaka, Zambia
First Secretary 1987 – 1989
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Nigeria
Third Secretary 1983 – 1986
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lagos, Nigeria
CURRENT POSITION
Consultant/Partner, Human Rights & Humanitarian Issues 2017 – Present
Highbridge Rights Resource Group Limited
PUBLICATIONS An Appraisal of the UN role in the Rwanda and Burundi Genocide (Master’s Thesis)
1
Language:English
Score: 1230201
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https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de.../CESCR/CVMembers/CV_EMUZE.docx
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Annex III
Annex IV
Biographical data form of candidates to human rights treaty bodies
(Please respect the specified amount of lines when completing this form)
Name and first name: El Borai Ahmed
Date and place of birth: 29/10/1944
Working languages: Arabic, French
Current position/function:
(5 lines maximum)
Professor of Law & Head of the Social Legislation Department
Faculty of Law, University of Cairo
Founder and Partner - El Borai & Partners
A law firm Specialized and leading, since 1983, in Labor and Social Security Law,
Civil and Commercial Law, Banking & Investment Law, Litigation, Arbitration &
Labor Alternative Disputes Settlement Methods
Main professional activities:
(10 lines maximum)
- Member of the United Nations Commission on application of the protection of migrant
workers and their families
- Chairman of Legal Cooperative Union General – Arab Republic of Egypt
- Member of Expert Advisers' Committee on ILO Declaration
- President of the Committee of Legal Experts of the Arab Labor Organization
- Chairman of the Labor Relations Center, University of Cairo
- The National Legal Expert for the preparation of the Unified Labor Bill
- Legal Counselor to the Egyptian Parliament for the Committee of Labor Force
- Permanent Representative of the Arab Republic of Egypt at the UNESCO
- Cultural Counselor for the Arab Republic of Egypt in Paris
- Legal Counselor to the University of Cairo
Educational background:
(5 lines maximum)
BA Law from the University of Cairo
Masters Private Law – University of Cairo
Masters Public Law – University of Cairo
Masters Public Law – University of Rennes – France
PhD Law – University of Rennes – France
Other main activities in the field relevant to the mandate of the Committee on Migrant
Workers:
(10 lines maximum)
Dr. (...) El Borai has held various academic and professional posts in the
course of his blossoming career, among which one can cite Visiting Professor, University of
Mohammed Ibn Abdallah, Morocco (1977); Visiting Professor, University of Riyadh (1977);
Legal Counselor to the University of Cairo (1983); Visiting Professor, University of Rennes
(1985); Cultural Counselor for Egypt in Paris (1986), Permanent Representative of Egypt to
UNESCO (1987), Member of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (1991); Legal
Counselor to the Egyptian Parliament for the Committee on Labor Force (1993); Head of the
Labor Relations Centre, University of Cairo (1995); Visiting Professor, University of Paris I
Pantheon-Sorbonne (1997); former Minister to the Ministry of Manpower and Immigration
(2011); and former Minister to the Ministry of Insurance and Social Affairs (2013).
Language:English
Score: 1214267.6
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https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...ctions2015/CV_AhmedElBorai.pdf
Data Source: un
Cialfo: This software helps you and your college counselor organize your college search and application process. (...) Email: The College Office sometimes sends important alerts via broadcast email, and individual counselors may send emails to their students/families with important updates about the application process.
(...) Gather artwork for portfolio (if applicable)
January
Students receive counselor assignments and introduction email.
Complete Initial College T3 College Planning Survey
UNIS College Kick-Off Event: Demystifying College Admissions (for Juniors and their families)
February
First ACT
Meetings with college counselor begins
March - April
Seek out your counselor - continue meeting
First SAT
Attend College Planning Seminars (March-April)
Develop an initial college list with college counselor
Visits to colleges during Spring Break - or extracurricular activities
ACT
Attend Spring College Fair at UNIS (180+ universities attending)
Complete the College Office - Personal History Form
May
Students and parents attend Saturday With Admissions program (required)
Seek out your counselor - continue meeting
Attend College Essay Writing Workshop and/or UK Personal Statement Workshop
Speak with your college counselor first, and then two teachers about letters of recommendation
SAT
Consider registration for SAT Subject Exams (only for students considering universities that require or strongly recommend such exams)
Set up your Common Application (College Office workshop)
June
First draft of your common application essay and/or UK personal statement
SAT or ACT
Great month to visit colleges - to better understand your personal preferences and academic prospects for admission - looking for your match (fit).
Language:English
Score: 1177020.4
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https://www.unis.org/academics/college-counseling
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Allow schools to take responsibility for dealing with bullying in line with school rules and regulations.
3. Talk to school counselors. If your child’s school has a counselor, talk to him or her about your child’s experience to determine the best way forward for your child.
4. (...) Discipline should always be immediate, non-violent and focussed on correcting the behaviour and rehabilitation (not humiliation or punishment).
2. Talk to school counselors. If your child’s school has a counselor, set up a meeting to discuss your child’s behaviour. One-on-one meetings between your child and the school counselor may also be helpful.
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Language:English
Score: 1172581.25
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https://www.unicef.org/uzbekis...r-childs-school-about-bullying
Data Source: un
UNICEF/Mozambique/Claudio Fauvrelle
SMS BIZ counselor and Aida Novela (SMS BIZ coordinator).
Current Status of the WhatsApp Integration
Since its deployment on 28 July 2018, the Mozambique U-Report WhatsApp has been growing steadily. (...) The U-Partners page is the dashboard accessed by peer counselors, through which counselling services are managed and questions are answered. It’s through this page that a counselor can reply to a user in total anonymity and follow through any case that requires more than just one counselling message.
Language:English
Score: 1170360.7
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https://www.unicef.org/innovat...-pilots-with-unicef-mozambique
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The desk is staffed by a transgender woman who is also a trained peer educator and HIV counselor from COLOR, and is supervised by the SHC manager/physician.
(...) As I am the only transgender peer counselor in Trans-desk, waiting time for them may be long as the counseling process can also takes time. (...) Sometimes I’m lucky, as there are transgender counselors from Cebu plus organization in city health department that can be available to assist me with other clients.
Language:English
Score: 1155242.6
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https://www.who.int/philippine...health-services-on-hiv-and-sti
Data Source: un
Hildamalia Heredia is a child protection counselor in the municipality of Baruta, in Caracas. One of the questions I asked her was how it made her feel to be a protection counselor. Eyes shining, she replied enthusiastically: “Proud, satisfied. (...) When you follow up with them and things are getting better, you see the difference.”
Counselors and advocates for children share a sense of pride in what they do every day.
Language:English
Score: 1154457.9
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https://www.unicef.org/venezue...ect-every-child-and-adolescent
Data Source: un