Other contacts and activities segregate inmates by gender and detention regime in the cell corridor and highlighted the importance of cell monitoring. Enquiries such as these will in the future enable the Commission to contribute to an infrastructure that safeguards human and fundamental rights already in the planning phase. f. Police trainings The Commission presented its methodology and procedures in connection with the accompaniment of forced returns by air at two police training sessions held by the Zurich Cantonal Police. 3.3 Other organisations The new Commission Chair as well as the new head of Secretariat took the opportunity to contact various civil society organisations and individuals active in the promotion of human and fundamental rights as well as in migration in Switzerland and to exchange views on current key issues. 3.4 International contacts a. European Border and Coast Guard Agency Frontex In November, the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) invited the Commission to attend a virtual workshop on ‘Children in Returns’ as part of the ‘Forced Return Monitoring III’ project. The aim of the one-day workshop was to improve the child protection awareness of those responsible for monitoring forced returns where children are present. Children require special protection during returns. Activity report NCPT 2020 25