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External sources (not reviewed)

or consent of government officials.

in the country; and (iii) the meeting of the regional directors group in LAC on HIV and AIDS.

and convictions relating to acts of racial discrimination in the respective country; lack or insufficient information on the behaviour of law enforcement officials vis-à-vis people of African descent and lack or small number of complaints against law enforcement officers; higher crime rates attributed to that group; harsher or disproportionate sentences; the number and percentage of people of African descent held in prison or preventive detention; and insufficient representation of people of African descent among law enforcement officials.

language, customizing the programme for Government chief information officers and institutionalizing the programme into national civil service training frameworks.

to review plans with various missions onsite to ensure consistency of deliverables and to meet with the security assessment team to review its final report and provide feedback and comments ($97,700).

a new constitution, to be based on internal self-government for public consultation and subsequent discussion with the administering Power, with the aim of seeking full internal self-government

resources and best practices on supporting victims of terrorism; (b) the development of a study of best practices for providing financial support to victims of terrorism; (c) the office of the Task Force has supported the establishment of the Global Survivors Network and is collaborating with it and the Centre on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation on a series of projects to support victims, beginning with a media training programme for victims of terrorism; and (d) compilation of a study on the rights of victims of terrorism based on an upcoming expert workshop.

and inspection, improvement of the local policies and the coordination between related local government departments.

actions and penalties for acts of racial discrimination committed by both public officials and private individuals.

and to access the West Bank and Gaza through Israel to interview victims and relevant authorities with respect to the operations in Gaza codenamed by Israel “Operation Cast Lead”.

plenary sessions; and (3) the Trade Fair, which showcased export and other commercial opportunities in the least developed countries; it featured an array of booths from least developed country companies, Governments and Turkish businesses.

of their civil registration systems, and increase awareness and recognition of the need to strengthen these systems to secure basic human rights, such as access to health and educational services.

challenges in the implementation of Law No. 5-2011 on indigenous peoples and possible strategies for achieving the full and effective participation of indigenous peoples as well as their free, prior and informed consent in decision-making processes.

of the General People’s Congress, considered as Prime Minister, and senior members of the Foreign Relations Committee of the People’s Congress, including Mr. Abdul-Ati al-Obeidi and Mr. Mohamed Siala, the Secretary-General of the People’s Congress.

women and girls; and easing time constraints for women through provision of essential public services and improved technologies.

the Sudan and Egypt, and has obtained independent eyewitness testimonies, as well as intelligence reports, of several such incidents taking place between 2008 and 2011.

strategies in the course of the year; and donor countries still express a desire to offer more political support on protection issues provided that these issues are clearly communicated to them.

2011, no progress has been made towards the group’s integration into FARDC or its demobilization.

appropriate, international humanitarian law and international criminal law, of State officials, civil servants, judges, law enforcement officials and military personnel, as well as promote adequate training in human rights for teachers, trainers and other educators and private personnel acting on behalf of the State.

persons are involved, when the killing is committed in the presence of any of the victim‘s members of the family, when the victim is a minor or with a disability, or when the aggressor has abused any authoritarian power held in the family, work or educational environment.

is concerned that there are no systematic ongoing training programmes on human rights, including children’s rights, for all professionals working for and with children.