1. The United Nations Human Rights System
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Session 1: Overview of the international Human Rights System | Computer slide presentation A |
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Session 1.2:
Ratification of human rights treaties | Computer slide presentation A |
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Session 1.3:
Functions of the Treaty Bodies
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Session 1.4:
The key provisions/general obligations of an international human rights treaty | Training Guide and Training Package on CRPD E Training Guide on OPCAT E | Compilation of key conventions
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2. National Mechanisms for Reporting and Follow-up (NMRF)
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Session 2.1:
Overview of the governmental structures for engagement with the human rights mechanisms: NMRF
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Session 2.2:
Key capacities of a NMRF and OHCHR support to strengthen them | Computer slide presentation A |
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3. The Benefits of Treaty Body Reporting
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Session 3: Benefits of reporting | Computer slide presentation A |
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4. The Reporting Procedure
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Session 4.1:
The report of the State party
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Session 4.2:
The reporting cycle | Computer slide presentation A |
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Session 4.2.1:
Good practices in State party reporting | Computer slide A |
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Session 4.2.2:
How to prepare a State party report? | Computer slide presentation.
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Session 4.2.3:
How to prepare for the constructive dialogue? | Computer slide presentation A |
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Session 4.2.4:
How to follow-up and implement recommendations (an integrated approach)? | Computer slide presentation A |
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5. Engagement of the United Nations System in the Reporting Procedure
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Session 5: Exploring how to make best use of the support of the UN system to implement human rights recommendations during the implementation phase of the reporting cycle | Computer slide
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6. Engagement of National Human Rights Institutions and Civil Society Organizations in the Reporting Procedure
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Session 6:
Consulting with national human rights institutions and CSO along the reporting cycle | Computer slide presentation “States consulting with NHRI and CSOs” A |
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