CAT/OP/BOL/3/Add.1 (2) Managerial principles 194. The principles that guide the internal management of the Public Prosecution Service and all its staff are: • Commitment to justice and human rights. All officials in the Service shall promote and follow the principles of plural justice with a focus on human rights • Interculturalism. Prosecutors shall ensure equal treatment of all persons in performing their duties, recognizing and respecting cultural differences and other perspectives • Gender and generational equality • Results-based management • Organizational culture and climate • Technological modernization • Prosecution, administrative and forensic career path. Public servants employed in the Service shall follow an established career path, providing them with security and development opportunities based on the integrity and competence they show 195. With respect to paragraph 31 of the report on the training of justice officials (for the correct application and interpretation of regulations concerning non-custodial sentences and increased use of alternative measures on speeding up proceedings so as to reduce the number of persons in pretrial detention and on the limited application, substantiated by the judicial authorities, of pretrial detention), the National School for Prosecutors, in its first programme on initial training for entry to the prosecution service, developed a module on human rights for prosecutors. The modular structure of the course covers areas of performance and problematic issues, providing a theoretical basis for understanding the conceptual plurality of the term human rights and the problems addressed in this field. 196. The School’s programme also deals with the binding nature of human rights at the internal level, including the obligation for prosecutors to respect, protect and guarantee human rights in accordance with national law and international human rights law, which are very useful in the context of exercising public criminal action. 197. The following learning units are also available: • Learning unit V on human rights protected by international instruments • Learning unit VI on the right to a fair trial and due process • Learning unit VIII on specific rights and rights holders 198. The part-distant learning model for the initial training programme for entry to the prosecution service takes account of the responsibility and potential of the trainees and includes self-learning activities based around group tutorials. 199. The following table shows the locations where the human rights for prosecutors module takes place and the number of participants. Three locations Location Dates Departments Sucre Online 24–27 October 2016 Potosí 5 In class 28–29 October 2016 Chuquisaca 9 Cochabamba Santa Cruz Total 30 Participants Tarija 11 Online 7–10 November 2016 Cochabamba 14 In class 11–12 November 2016 La Paz 6 Online 17–19 October 2016 Santa Cruz 8 Online 20 and 21 October 2016 Beni 5 Total 25 20 13 58 GE.18-12244