Recommendations A/HRC/33/51/Add.1 Situation during the visit A/HRC/33/51/Add.1 involved in the custody or treatment of any person deprived of liberty. Measures taken/current situation Level of implementation and observations (to be completed by the WGEID) information and education by use of mass media. Within this framework, the Institution has provided pre-service and inservice human rights and equality trainings for more than 1000 participants in several public institutions, professional organisations and civil society organizations. HREI also carried out cooperation activities with public institutions and agencies, non-governmental organisations, professional organisations and universities working in the field of protection of human rights and fight against discrimination. Specifically, the Institution has provided a training programme for the directors and personnel of detention centres, which is titled “Fighting Against Ill-Treatment within the Scope of International and National Standards” on 7-9 November 2018. Group recommends the HREI to provide regular and independent assessments of the impact of the trainings in its public reports. Furthermore, HREI has launched its peer-reviewed journal “TİHEK Academic Journal” in 2018 in order to contribute to academic field of human rights, fighting against torture and illtreatment and anti-discrimination and encourage scientific studies on these fields. The second issue of the journal was published on the website on 22 July 2019. Paragraphs 53-56 The Working Group has stressed that a failure to acknowledge deprivation A/HRC/45/13/Add.4 51 95. Guarantee to all persons deprived of their liberty the rights recognized in the Truth Justice Memory Center - the Human Rights Joint Platform – Human Rights Watch Through many European Union and Council of Europe projects, law enforcement units have been given extensive trainings. Unfortunately, their effect in practice has been far from providing solutions to the fundamental human rights violations. Human Rights Association Relevant provisions are only named and/or referred during the trainings delivered to military personnel and the police and to medical personnel, public officials, migration officials and other persons who may be involved in the custody or treatment of any person deprived of liberty. ICJ Public officers do not receive specific training on prevention of enforced disappearances. National Human Rights Institution