31 October to 4 November 2011
Working session for training officials in Niger
A working session will gather people in charge of training for the Police Force and National Guard from approximately fifteen West and Central African francophone countries. Will be discussed: · Review of existing material and training methods
· Adoption of innovative resources focused on the key competences of police forces
· Tailoring of the resources to national contexts
· Integration of the resources into national institutions
Annual event for the benefit of the International Bureau for Children's rights
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14 November 2011 at 6:30 pm
The first annual event will be held for the benefit of the International Bureau for Children's Rights.
Two episodes of The Parent, produced by Press TV and broadcasted on Radio-Canada, will be presented. At the cocktail party that will precede, you will meet Jacques Davidts the author of the show, as well as Joey Scapellino, Raphaël Grenier-Benoit and Louis-Philippe Beauchamp, performers of Thomas, Oli and Zac, the three children.
Funds raised will directly benefit the activities of the Bureau to pursue its mission in terms of respect and implementation of children's rights around the world.
Tickets are now on sale at a cost of $ 150 per unit. You will receive a tax receipt for the eligible portion of this amount.
We hope that you will join us ....
RSVP : info@ibcr.org
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Date: Monday 14 november 2011 at 6:30 pm
Place: Méga-Plex Marché Central 18 (Cinemas Guzzo)
901, boul. Crémazie West, Montreal (Quebec) H4N 3M5.
To see 2010-2011 highlights, click here.
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