compliance with the Kingdom of Bahrain international obligations in the areas of human rights. 2. Organising a specialised program for raising university students’ awareness of human rights in collaboration with public and private universities, and preparing an academic program specialised in the fields of human rights within the relevant graduate programs (e.g. international law, political science, and media). 3. Holding intellectual events and workshops focusing on raising human rights awareness among activists in the various audio, visual, printed and electronic media outlets. This is due to the fact that the media has a close relation to human rights. Particular attention should be paid to promote the coverage of human rights issues and to participate in the development of the public opinion awareness of these issues. 4. Organizing specialised training courses for media professionals to build knowledge and awareness in the field of human rights, and provide them with the skills to integrate human rights into the topics and issues addressed by them in order to give a positive role to their work as media figures in relation to human rights. 5. Paying attention to the provision and distribution of publications related to building knowledge of human rights through the media, school and university libraries, and institutions concerned with culture. 6. Obtaining spaces for free public service issues in the various media outlets to pass short communication messages and content related to human rights, which will contribute to changing some of the negative phenomena affecting the enjoyment of human rights. 7. Cooperating with civil society organizations interested in human rights in order to build an integrated awareness program, ensure the appropriate amount of coordination, and participation in the promotion and dissemination of human rights culture in society. 8. Adopting integrated information and awareness programs on human rights which serve activists in civil society organizations, charitable and humanitarian associations, professional associations, trade unions, and political associations. 9. Launching a national project in collaboration with the relevant parties in order to promote human rights in the policies and practices adopted by the relevant law enforcement bodies. 10. Adopting an integrated policy to promote on-going training for NIHR members and staff through conducting courses that relate to the particular needs and priorities connected to human rights principles, and through the exchange and sharing of experience with similar national institutions and other relevant bodies on the regional and international levels. 11. Supporting the establishment of human rights structures in various authorities and government agencies, while providing all the necessary technical support thereto. 12