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The curricula for social skills education and vocational training are understated and undervalued by the Government hence nationally recognised certificates were not issued to pupils upon qualification. (...) Teachers especially those in regular schools have no additional training in special needs education. (...) The vocational training is of great relevance to the livelihoods of children with disabilities.

Pilot pro,iect in group training for human rights fellows In pursuance of Economie and Social Council resolution 1125 (XLI), the Secretary-General organized a pilot project in group training for human rights fellows from French- African countries in Harsa,,, Poland. (...) The Committee appreciated the collaboration of the Division of Human Rights of the United Nations in providing fellowships and lecturers for a pilot project on group training in human rights in 1967 and expressed the hope that such courses could be arranged as a regular feature." 1 ... V. REGIONAL TRAINING COURSE E/CH.4/995 E/CN.6/522 English 23.

REPORT ON THE COMPENDIUM OF PRINCIPLES, GOOD PRACTICES AND POLICIES ON SAFE, ORDERLY AND REGULAR MIGRATION IN LINE WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

SYMBOL-COTE MAIN TITLE - TITRE PRINCIPAL A r A a r b a i b c e C C h h i i n n e o s i e s E A n n g g l l i a s i h s F r F a r n e ç n a c i h s R u s R s u i s a s n e E S s p p a a n g i n s o h l GENERAL ASSEMBLY - OFFICIAL RECORDS A/52/PV.86 FIFTY-SECOND SESSION - MEETING HELD ON 2 JUNE 1998, 1000 X A/52/PV.88 MEETING HELD ON 26 JUNE 1998, 1140 X X A/52/PV.89 MEETING HELD ON 7 JULY 1998, 1030 X A/C.1/52/PV.2 FIRST COMMITTEE - MEETING HELD ON 9 OCTOBER 1997, 1000 X A/C.5/52/SR.54 FIFTH COMMITTEE - MEETING HELD ON 20 MARCH 1998, 1000 X X X X X X GENERAL ASSEMBLY - DOCUMENTS A/52/785/Add.11 FIFTY-SECOND SESSION - Item 120 - Scale of assessments for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations - Letter dated 8 September 1998 from the Secretary-General to the President of the General Assembly X X X X X X A/52/L.80/Add.1 Item 39 (a) - OCEANS AND THE LAW OF THE SEA: LAW OF THE SEA - 38-Power draft resolution - Agreement on cooperation and relationship between the United Nations and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea X X X X X X A/53/186 FIFTY-THIRD SESSION - Item 98 of the provisional agenda - Operational activities for development - Progress on the implementation of the World Declaration and Plan of Action from the World Summit for Children - Report of the Secretary-General X X X X X X A/53/187 Item 74 (d) of the provisional agenda - Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its tenth special session: United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research - Note by the Secretary-General X X X X X X A/53/262 Item 91 of the provisional agenda - Offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Non-Self-Governing Territories - Offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Non- Self-Governing Territories - Report of the Secretary-General X X X X X X A/BUR/53/1/Add.1 GENERAL COMMITTEE - Organization of the fifty-third regular session of the General Assembly, adoption of the agenda and allocation of items - Memorandum by the Secretary-General X X X X X X 98-24088 (E) / (...) - 2 - SYMBOL-COTE MAIN TITLE - TITRE PRINCIPAL A r A a r b a i b c e C C h h i i n n e o s i e s E A n n g g l l i a s i h s F r F a r n e ç n a c i h s R u s R s u i s a s n e E S s p p a a n g i n s o h l A/AC.109/2132 SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATION WITH REGARD TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECLARATION ON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES - Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples by the specialized agencies and the international institutions associated with the United Nations - Resolution adopted by the Special Committee at its 1500th meeting, on 12 August 1998 X X X X X X SECURITY COUNCIL - DOCUMENTS S/1998/833 LETTER DATED 2 SEPTEMBER 1998 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF AUSTRIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL X X X X X X S/1998/835 LETTER DATED 4 SEPTEMBER 1998 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF JAPAN TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL X X X X X X S/1998/836 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL CONCERNING THE CREDENTIALS OF THE DEPUTY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL X X X X X X S/1998/837 LETTER DATED 7 SEPTEMBER 1998 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF IRAQ TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL X X X X X X S/1998/839 LETTER DATED 8 SEPTEMBER 1998 FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL FOR THE PROSECUTION OF PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR SERIOUS VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW COMMITTED IN THE TERRITORY OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA SINCE 1991 ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL X X X X X X S/Agenda/3923 PROVISIONAL AGENDA X X X X X X ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL - DOCUMENTS E/ICEF/1998/1 (Part III) UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND - EXECUTIVE BOARD - SECOND REGULAR SESSION 1998 - Provisional check-list of UNICEF documents - Issued in connection with the second regular session of the UNICEF Executive Board held at United Nations Headquarters from 8-11 September 1998 X* E/ICEF/1998/12/Corr.2 Item 2 of the provisional agenda - Provisional annotated agenda and organization of work - For the second regular session of 1998 of the Executive Board to be held at United Nations Headquarters from 8 to 11 September 1998 X X X X X X INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS CCPR/SP/51/Add.4 MEETING OF STATE PARTIES - EIGHTEENTH MEETING - ELECTION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 28 TO 32 OF THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS, OF NINE MEMBERS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE TO REPLACE THOSE WHOSE TERMS ARE DUE TO EXPIRE ON 31 DECEMBER 1998 - Note by the Secretary-General X* X* X* X* X* EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AND OF THE UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND DP/1998/32 THIRD REGULAR SESSION 1998 - Item 3 of the provisional agenda - UNDP FINANCIAL REGULATIONS AND RULES X X X X X X * Only

La publication la plus récente en la matière, un guide de compilation établi par la CEE (« Satellite Account for Education and Training: Compilation Guide »), est pleinement conforme au SCN. (...) Une riche source de données, comme l’enquête sur la formation professionnelle continue (Continuing Vocational Training Survey), peut constituer une base solide pour ces estimations, mais de telles enquêtes sont coûteuses et ne peuvent être menées que dans un nombre limité de pays.

Underlines the necessity of taking a coordinated and cohesive approach to Somali-led political and security reforms and thereby calls on: (a) The FGS to drive forward and lead strategic coordination through regular high-level meetings of the Comprehensive Approach to Security (CAS) or alternative mechanisms, starting at the earliest opportunity, and for AMISOM, UNSOM, UNSOS, the FGS and FMS to increase coordination and collaboration at all levels; (b) International and regional partners, in coordination with UNSOM and through the CAS including the military coordination mechanism, and other relevant mechanisms, to coordinate and better align their support to AMISOM and Somalia in line with the Security Pact and to enable delivery of the tasks set out in the updated S/2020/459 5/10 20-07232 Transition Plan, including with respect to mentoring, training, equipment, capacity building, and remuneration of police and military forces; (c) The FGS, FMS, AMISOM, the UN, the AU and relevant partners, to increase comprehensive joint planning, coordination, information sharing and strategic communications led by the FGS, and for the FGS, AMISOM and UNSOS to undertake inclusive and integrated planning on transition locations, joint operations, and stabilisation activities in line with the tasks in an updated Somali-led Transition plan; 7. (...) Reaffirms the importance of AMISOM’s zero-tolerance policy on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, and in this regard, requests the AU and troop- and police- contributing countries to screen personnel, undertake risk assessments, deliver all relevant training to personnel, to protect and support the relief and recovery of survivors who report abuse, carry out timely investigations into allegations to hold perpetrators accountable, and to repatriate units where there is credible evidence of widespread or systemic sexual exploitation or abuse by those units, and further requests the AU to work closely with the UN in this regard; 20. (...) Calls on the FGS and FMS to fully support the state and federal police through effective training, equipping, and sustainment support, reiterates the critical role police play to sustaining SNA operations aimed at securing and holding territory and emphasises a professional and capable police force, able to contribute to providing security for civilian populations, is necessary for the FGS to fully implement the STP; 29.

They also resulted in former New Zealand Ombudsman Mr Mel Smith undertaking a ‘good governance’ training and planning consultancy with the Office in February 2006. (...) Member States endorsed the recommendations of Professor Muntarbhorn on an ‘in principle’ basis. 6. Training and Capacity Building 6.1 Training Needs Analysis The APF commissioned the International Service for Human Rights (ISHR) to undertake an independent training needs analysis to assist the APF to refine and prioritise its training activities. The ISHR found that the overall picture was of a network of institutions with high levels of training need, considerable existing experience and expertise and good internal resources that could be mobilised for future training programs.

The Special Rapporteur commends the Government for introducing the 2012 technical and vocational education and training policy, in which it recognized the need for skills-development training programmes. At the same time, the Special Rapporteur received complaints that the skills training was inadequate and that migrant women especially would benefit from enhanced skills training. (...) The provision of skills training would render domestic workers less vulnerable to abuse in private households. 45.

These assessments built on a March 2011 regional training workshop, hosted by the APF and the UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre in Bangkok, Thailand, which brought together representatives from six APF member institutions, OHCHR and UNDP, and a representative of the Network of African National Human Rights Institutions. (...) The meeting was facilitated by the Association for the Prevention of Torture; a key partner to the APF's training activities on torture prevention. Its objective was to take stock of how the OPCAT system has functioned in the Maldives, to identify areas for improvement, and to develop a collaborative approach to introducing these improvements. (...) Co-hosted by APF and the National Human Rights Commission of Korea, the conference addressed emerging regional trends and issues in human rights and business, and the training needs of NHRIs to support their capacity to engage and advise the corporate sector on human rights issues.

PMK moreover employed field forces and agronomists, who receive training on child labour, passport retention, living conditions and access to education for children, and also monitor tobacco quality and labour standards. (...) Awareness-raising needs to be complemented by special training for judges, investigators, prosecutors, the police force and labour inspectors, including on human rights education, to build the knowledge required to identify slavery and slavery-like practices. (...) The Special Rapporteur calls upon the international community to respond positively to the Government’s requests for assistance, particularly with regard to training and law-making assistance, as well as to rights-based normative action.