The ORF Regional Bureau in Carinthia transmits radio and television broadcasts in Slovene for the Slovene ethnic group, and in Eisenstadt radio and television broadcast in Croat and Hungarian.

For example, federal law provides Austrian nationals of the Slovene and Croat ethnic groups the individual right to use the Slovene and Croat language in administrative and judicial districts with mixed populations as an official language in addition to German.

This type of instruction is offered in Albanian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Kurdish, Polish, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, Serbo Croatian, Slovakian, Slovene and Turkish.

c) item 15 (p. 10) The Slovene administrative authority in the area of nuclear substances inventory records is the Slovene Nuclear Safety Administration pursuant to Article 138 of the Ionising Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Act both the Ministry of the Interior and the Nuclear Safety Administration are in charge of physical protection.

The Slovene Special Interministerial Group charged with the question of light weapons had decided that all governmental institutions must, where necessary, amend existing legislation.

The Helsinki Monitor of Slovenia, a member of the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights, documented human rights violations in Slovenia related to non Slovene inhabitants.

UNICRI will assist the European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control in holding in Slovenia in 1996 a pilot course for countries in central and eastern Europe, in cooperation with Slovene authorities.

To raise public awareness about such issues, the Government of Slovenia had published the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action in Slovene and had disseminated a summary of the provisions of the Beijing document in schools, public institutions, and elsewhere.

For example, the Minority Schools Acts for the provinces of Carinthia and Burgenland governed schooling for the Slovene, Croat and Hungarian ethnic groups, and provided for the individual apos s right to be educated in his or her own language or to learn it.

11. The Government of Austria stated that the Minority Schools Acts for the provinces of Carinthia and Burgenland governs schooling for the Slovene, Croatian and Hungarian ethnic groups and provides for an individual right to use their respective language as the language of instruction or to learn it as a compulsory subject.