is designed to contribute to increasing the necessary legal and human rights skills to pave the way for female students of the College of Law to engage in the labor market and be responsive to its requirements to contribute to serving the Kingdom of Bahrain. This program falls within the competencies of the NIHR, namely, promoting and disseminating human rights by giving lectures and holding trainings and educational courses for all the segments of the community, especially university students, on various topics related to human rights. A number of specialized employees affiliated with the NIHR participated in the implementation of this program, which lasted for a full semester. Eleventh: Summer educational programs for children 39. With the aim of spreading the awareness and culture of human rights and instill its values, in particular the rights of the child; and to enable the NIHR to fulfill its role, achieve its goals aimed at protecting and promoting human rights, and activate its role in community participation, the NIHR participated for the second consecutive year in the “Bahrain Summer Festival 2019”, which is organized by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities, in the “Nakhool Tent” event. The “Tent” event includes several cultural and entertainment programs, and provides information in a novel and interesting format. The educational workshops are the flagship of the “Nakhool tent”, as they target children aged between eight and eleven years. The NIHR gave a general introduction to human rights, in particular the rights of the child, and conducted numerous training and educational activities and competitions to promote the rights of the child and the right to live in a healthy environment, as environmental safety is one of the main pillars of human dignity due to the fact that it is fully connected with the right to life, health, food, water, and hygiene. 40. Because youth have a critical role in development in the various fields through which the Kingdom of Bahrain aims to realize the goals of sustainable development, the NIHR has participated in giving a lecture, as well as introductory activities, on basic human rights and the role of the NIHR in the field of promoting and protecting human rights in the Kingdom of Bahrain, especially with regard to the rights of the child. These activities targeted children aged between nine and fourteen years, and are part of the “Youth City 2030” project, which is organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and interacts positively with the 2030 Economic Vision that focuses on stimulating the role of youth in shaping the particulars of comprehensive development in the Kingdom Bahrain on different levels. The project offers a set of training programs that contribute to developing the skills and capabilities of youth in various fields and their leadership characteristics in order to empower them and mobilize their energies in the right direction. Twelfth: Human rights research fellowship program 41. Seeking to contribute to the research and intellectual movement, to raise awareness of human rights principles, and to activate Article (12) of its Establishment Law regarding conducting 37