62 i RIGHT TO HEALTH level of compliance with the following international instruments to which India is signatory: • Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) • Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) • SAARC Declaration on the Girl Child. 6.6 The recommendations of the Commission are, at present, under the consideration of the Central and State Governments. The Commission hopes and trusts that they will be acceptable to the Government and that it will be advised in detail of the response of the Government and of the action taken on the recommendations. B] HIV/AIDS and Human Rights 6.7 The Commission finalised its recommendations on a range of issues relating to Human Rights andHIV/AIDS in follow-up of the National Consultation on this subject which it organised in New Delhi on 24 - 25 November 2000, in collaboration with the National AIDS Control Organisation, Lawyers Collective, UNICEF and UNAIDS. The issues covered in the recommendations included: consent and testing, confidentiality, discrimination in health care, discrimination in employment, women in vulnerable environments, children and young people, people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS and marginalised populations. The recommendations of the Commission have been sent to the concerned Governmental agencies for the initiation of appropriate action. The detailed recommendations are available on the Commission's web site www.nhrc.mc.in and may also be seen at Annexure 6. 6.8 The publication of the Commission on this National Consultation has been widely disseminated and greatly appreciated. It has served as a key document in discussions organised under United Nations auspices in Durban, in Colombo and in Melbourne, on the latter two occasions the Asia-Pacific Forum of NationalInstitutions joining as a co-sponsor of the discussions that were arranged. On all of these occasions, the efforts of the Commission on this matter have been singled out for recognition as the kind of action that National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights can usefully and constructively take to bring greater understanding to bear on this complex subject. NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION