CAT/OP/MEX/1/Add.2 administrative systems and procedures that will encourage intersectoral coordination to create a united front and ensure more effective public protection, at all times within the framework of a culture of respect for human rights; • Since January 2011 a basic law enforcement training course incorporating human rights as a cross-cutting theme has been in operation, the number of public servants who took part in 2011 totalling 464; • From January to June 2011 training in handcuffing and the legitimate use of force for operational personnel was provided for 34,045 officers. 161. The degree courses in law enforcement administration, criminology and police investigation and the diploma course in human rights and public security (for managerial personnel) organized by the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District, the Autonomous University of Mexico City, the citizens’ watchdog body Observatorio Ciudadano de la Ciudad de México and the Technical Institute of Police Training cover topics arranged in modules on, inter alia, the prevention and punishment of torture, the rational use of force, the Istanbul Protocol and the Federal Act on the Prevention and Punishment of Torture. 162. A 130-hour diploma course on torture prevention and eradication is scheduled for 2012 by the Technical Institute of Police Training for its trainers and teaching staff and for police instructors, trainers and teaching staff of the auxiliary police division and the bank and industry police division in order to incorporate in the tuition which they provide for both new and serving officers a skills upgrading element on the topics of non-arbitrary arrest, lawful detention, use of force and prevention of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment in the performance of police duties. 163. The auxiliary police division of the Federal District Department of Public Security has carried out the following training activities: • A refresher course on human rights for 76 officers; • A refresher course on using and handling the PR-24 police baton for 312 officers; • A refresher course in self-defence for 184 officers; and • A senior personnel course on the legitimate use of police force for 15 officers. 164. In collaboration with the National Institute for Women an ongoing information and leaflet campaign aimed at the prison population is being conducted by the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federal District, the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District and the Federal District Division of Prison Matters to promote a culture of crime reporting. 165. In 2011, training was provided to students in the second intake of the diploma course on human rights in the prison service, which covers topics related to the issue of non-discrimination. This educational activity is undertaken in coordination with the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District and the Autonomous University of Mexico City. 166. A course on securing crime scenes has been organized, with support from the International Academy of Training in Forensic Sciences, for security, medical, technical, administrative, legal and middle-management personnel in order to develop awareness of safeguards for the preservation of evidence of suspected criminal conduct. 54 GE.13-41196 (EXT)