A/HRC/15/47 rights treaties are now available in bilingual booklets, and accessible, along with other materials, on the Office’s bilingual website - the only United Nations website in Khmer. The Office also developed bilingual public information materials on its work, including its annual report, a leaflet introducing the Office, and a newsletter to contribute to topical human rights debates. 65. In addition to training offered to partners in substantive areas of work, the Office embarked on a new human rights education project with the Ministry of Education, UNESCO and UNICEF to further integrate human rights education into school curricula at primary and secondary levels. The first step in this process is a pilot human rights drawing competition in two provinces for children in grades five and six that will involve the production of government-approved human rights materials for primary schools. Human rights education projects are also supported through the provision of grants for the production and airing on national television of two human rights public service announcements, the broadcasting of an interactive radio series on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and a campaign on the rights of persons with disabilities. The Office supported celebrations of Human Rights Day 2009 and produced bilingual public information materials on the global anti-discrimination theme. VIII. Support to the Special Rapporteur 66. The new Special Rapporteur, Mr. Subedi of Nepal, undertook three missions to Cambodia (June 2009, January and June 2010). As in the case of his predecessors, the Office helped organize and coordinate the visits of the Special Rapporteur and provided him with administrative and logistical support. The Special Rapporteur reports separately to the Human Rights Council. IX. Staffing and administration 67. OHCHR maintains a head office in Phnom Penh and a regional branch in Battambang. The Office has eight international staff positions, 24 national posts and one international United Nations Volunteer. Its management structure consists of a Representative, a Deputy Representative, four programme units, and an administrative unit. 68. The regular budget of the United Nations covers the Office’s operational expenses, including the salaries of 7 international and 20 national staff members. Voluntary contributions to the United Nations Trust Fund for a Human Rights Education Programme in Cambodia cover all other expenditures, including substantive programme activities and the salaries of the other staff members. The Trust Fund is administered by the United Nations Office at Geneva. 16