The following human rights-related training courses were held in 2013: - - - A “Gender Training” was delivered by an Advisor on Gender Issues from the OSCE Secretariat in Vienna; Kyzyl Kiya Police Officers attended a training on “Mediation”, jointly organized by CSI and the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED); Trainings for Chairmen of Elders’ Courts in Suzak District, as well as Kara Suu and Aravan were organized to provide Chairmen and Deputy Chairmen of Elders’ Courts with information about Kyrgyzstan law regulation of Elders’ Courts. A training on “Police Ethics: Code of Conduct and Rights of Detainees” was held in several districts throughout the year, including Kyzyl Kiya (for 56 police officers), Uzgen (65 police officers), Aravan (35 police officers), and Nookat (106 police officers). Courses on “Detainee’s Rights” were delivered in Kyzyl Kiya, Nookat, Kara Suu, Aravan and Uzgen and hosted overall 80 police officers; “Human Rights” training courses were delivered in Aravan, Nookat, Kara Suu and Uzgen, attended by 80 police officers in total; and A “Human Rights” training for selected Police Custodies’ Personnel (30 police officers) serving in the south of the country was delivered in May.The following topics were presented and discussed in depth: the PLAN Concept; Basic rights of persons in police custody; Practical steps for police officers to ensure safeguarding of human rights of persons in custody; and Consequences of human rights violations committed by police officers. The training courses were organized and delivered by the CSI Advisor to the CPTC, the CSI Human Rights Advisor, CSI IPAs, and local NGO representatives. Additionally, several human rights campaigns and activities were implemented, such as: - Training on “Illegal Migration and Human Trafficking” in Aravan and Kara Suu; “Gender Sensitization and Awareness Training” for LCPC members in Jalal-Abad; A “Campaign on Children's Rights” dedicated to the World Children’s Day in Leilek; and Some 12 events in the framework of “16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence” campaign held in all southern AORs, which where attended by more than 1,000 participants. More than 6,000 human rights brochures were produced for distribution across the CSI’s AORs. They contain information for residents on their legal rights and protections under the law. By increasing public awareness on their rights, it was expected that the likelihood of violations escaping recognition would be reduced. To increase transparency of police actions and ensure that no violations of human rights take place, CSI installed surveillance cameras in five police stations and the police detention centre in Jalal-Abad province, and in three police stations in Osh city. With consultative support from CSI, Leylek police station also installed security cameras in the pre-detention centre. The installation of cameras has been accompanied with necessary training of police officers on the purpose and proper usage of the cameras and the recordings. Representatives of the Kyrgyz Republic’s Ombudsman office, together with CSI personnel took part in MPR trips to remote rural areas as well as to areas with mixed ethnicity composition. During these visits, the Ombudsman office’s representatives were able to collect information connected with possible misbehavior of local law enforcement bodies. 141