Personnel Section

Department of Foreigners (DEEST)

Department of Humanitarian Affairs

Personnel policy at the ministries

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A. Department of Humanitarian Affairs

(f) Department of Humanitarian Affairs

24. Department of Humanitarian Affairs

Components of operations military, civilian, police, humanitarian

Headquarters military personnel accommodation

24. Department of Humanitarian Affairs

On the Government of the Sudan side, the missions included representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, the Ministry of Justice and the Humanitarian Affairs Commission.

The projections provide for the phased deployment of 10,130 military personnel, including 5,070 troops, a force protection component of 4,150, 750 military observers and 160 headquarters and staff officers.

Department of Humanitarian Affairs, Geneva

The military component of the Force is to draw down after 31 August 1998.

Section 24. Department of Humanitarian Affairs

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VI. Deployment of military and civilian personnel

Table 4 Human resources component 3, civilian police

d Department of Humanitarian Affairs of the Secretariat.

It is managed by the administrative services (general service, judicial administration departments and personnel and a search bureau).

As at 6 August 2005, the total strength of the UNMEE military component stood at 3,292, comprising 3,001 troops, 77 headquarters staff and 214 military observers (see annex).

As at 9 May 2005, the total strength of the UNMEE military component stood at 3,329, comprising 3,031 troops, 84 headquarters staff and 214 military observers (see annex II).

As at 18 February 2005, the total strength of the UNMEE military component stood at 3,344, comprising 3,049 troops, 87 headquarters staff officers and 208 military observers (see annex II).

Mr. Dinko Kovrčević, Head of Department for Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters

DM OHRM Office of Human Resources Management

6. The UNPREDEP military component consists of 750 troops all ranks of which 48 are assigned at headquarters.

Of those work months, almost two thirds were utilized to implement activities of the Centre for Human Rights, the Department of Political Affairs, the Office of Legal Affairs, the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and UNEP.

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Planned deployment of military and police personnel

The latter measure enables the Department to save on common staff costs.

Authorized troop strength of 1,230 military personnel.

IV. Deployment of military and civilian personnel

Its interventions are based on the human rights programme jointly developed in 2004 with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR), other United Nations agencies and the Ministries of Justice, of Human Rights, of Displacement and Migration, of Women's Affairs, of Civil Society and of the Interior.

Services continue to be provided to all DPKO units and to the Department of Political Affairs, the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, and the Executive Office of the Secretary General.

In early August 1996, the Senator in charge of Human Rights Affairs, Mr. Iqbal Haider, was appointed Minister for Human Rights.

During the visit, the Special Rapporteur met with government officials, including the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Security, the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Head of the Consular Department of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, the Director of the Human Rights Sector of the Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees and the State Coordinator for Measures against Trafficking in Human Beings and Illegal Migration.

566. The establishment of a ministry responsible for human rights and of a national centre for human rights is welcomed.

The current plan foresees more travels of staff from offices away from Headquarters to New York than of Headquarters staff to offices away from Headquarters.

(b) Ministry of External Relations, General Division of Legal Affairs and Human Rights

Additional deployments continue.

Department of Humanitarian Affairs

The first deployment of human rights officers from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) took place in August 2004.

43. Early warning information is discussed by the Department of Humanitarian Affairs, the Department of Political Affairs and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations on a regular basis.

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