CAT/OP/MEX/1/Add.2 Period Federal facility Location Psychosocial rehabilitation centre 2008 2011 Total Ciudad Ayala, Morelos 97 41 138 Islas Marías 139 86 225 794 425 1 219 Islas Marías complex Training participants 148. A further aim of these courses on human rights and prohibition of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment is to familiarize administrative, legal and technical personnel, guards and custody officers at every federal remand and social rehabilitation centre with the regulatory framework set out in the Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment and the Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials with a view to the prevention of human rights violations, including the prohibition of torture, in the performance of their duties. These courses were organized as follows: Period Federal facility Location 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total Altiplano social rehabilitation Almoloya de Juárez, centre (No. 1) Mexico state 464 781 912 1 032 1 298 4 487 Western social rehabilitation centre (No. 2) Puente Grande, Jalisco 553 769 1 198 1 213 1 436 5 169 North-eastern social rehabilitation centre (No. 3) Matamoros, Tamaulipas 659 762 1 391 1 113 1 351 5 276 647 1 162 1 594 1 221 1 413 3 222 465 772 917 1 382 3 536 2006 North-western social rehabilitation centre (No. 4) Tepic, Nayarit Eastern social rehabilitation centre (No. 5) Villa Aldama, Veracruz South-eastern social rehabilitation centre (No. 6) Huimanguillo, Tabasco Began operating in 2011 370 370 North-north-western social rehabilitation centre (No. 7) Durango, Durango Began operating in 2011 402 402 North-western social rehabilitation centre (No. 8) Guasave, Sinaloa Began operating in 2011 135 135 Psychosocial rehabilitation centre Ciudad Ayala, Morelos 353 474 693 802 1 412 3 734 Islas Marías complex Islas Marías 113 296 282 329 632 1 652 Began operating in 2008 Training participants 27 983 149. One of the workshop courses undertaken by the Ministry of Public Security was on the prevention of human rights violations in the prison service, its purpose being to develop awareness among federal prison system trainees and provide them with theoretical and methodological tools so that from the time of their initial training they would gain an understanding of the mechanisms for preventing human rights violations, particularly with respect to the prohibition of torture, and a full knowledge of human rights protection and advocacy organizations at the national and international levels. GE.13-41196 (EXT) 49