A/HRC/10/2 A/HRC/AC/2008/1/2 page 13 • Midterm global evaluation of the progress made towards the achievement of the objectives of the Decade, 2000 1. Questionnaire for Governments (midterm evaluation, 2000) 2. Questionnaire for NGOs (midterm evaluation, 2000) 3. Questionnaire for IGOs (midterm evaluation, 2000) The right to Human Rights Education (OHCHR publication) (b) UNESCO - to be completed with documentation received (c) ILO - to be completed with documentation received (d) UNICEF and other concerned agencies - to be completed with documentation received 15th meeting 14 August 2008 1/2. Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order Recalling Human Rights Council resolution 8/5 of 18 June 2008, entitled “Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order”, and considering the vastness of the issues addressed by the Council in resolution 8/5 and the various opinions and interpretations expressed, the Advisory Committee will continue its deliberations on this matter at its next session, including by referring to the work that has been already done by the Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and any other human rights mechanisms. 15th meeting 14 August 2008 1/3. Missing persons The Human Rights Council Advisory Committee, Recalling Human Rights Council resolution 7/28 of 28 March 2008, entitled “Missing persons”, in which the Council decided to hold a panel discussion on the question of missing persons at its ninth session and to invite experts of the International Committee of the Red Cross, delegates of Governments and non-governmental organizations as well as national human rights institutions and international organizations to participate therein, and requested the High Commissioner for Human Rights to prepare a summary of the panel’s deliberations with a view to subsequently charging the Advisory Committee, at the same session, with the preparation of a study on best practices in the matter,

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