implementation of activities, programs, and dissemination of human rights training, as well as for the formation of the Masters in ‘Education and Human Rights.’” 50. As for the training activities undertaken on the part of the Secretariat of National Defense, the State reported the following: “[w]ithin the “Program of Promotion and Strengthening of Human Rights and Humanitarian International Law S.D.N.,’ the following activities have taken place: Conference/Workshop ‘Optional Protocol of the Convention Against Torture and other Cruel, Inhumane, or Degrading Treatment or Punishments and other international instruments on human rights aimed at preventing and eradicating torture’[;] Conference/Workshop `The Federal Act to Prevent and Punish Torture’[;] Conference ‘Legal Implications for acts violating human rights’[;] Conference ‘Code of conduct for public officers of the Mexican Army and Air Force’[;] Conference ‘Searches, arrests, illegal detention, and abuses of authority (torture, isolation, threats, harm, and homicides)’[;] Conference ‘Article 8 of the Federal Act on Administrative Responsibilities of Public Officers’[;] Course ‘What is torture? And analysis of cases in which military personnel has been identified as likely responsible for this type of conduct’[;] and, Course ‘Framework for the participation of military personnel in support of public safety to avoid the commission of human rights violations.’” The State added that “[t]he course ‘Forensic investigation and documentation for the implementation of the Istanbul Protocol,’ which is directed at personnel of the Health service and of Military Justice, was implemented. The court was offer[ed] three times per year in the Military Academy of Human Resource Management.” 51. Regarding the activities implemented by the Public Security Secretariat (hereinafter “PSS”), the State indicated that it reinforced “its ‘Program for the Promotion of Human Rights through the provision of permanent courses and trainings for public officials.’ In this regard, 604 live training events were offered from December of 2011 to November of 2012. During these events, 58,003 public officials of the Central Sector of the PSS, as well as command and operational members of the Federal Police Divisions, participated. It should be noted that the Federal Police personnel is approximately 37,000 members, and some of these officials have completed two or more trainings on human rights. The Programa de Fomento y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos [Program on Development and Promotion of Human Rights] was developed, both in classrooms and through distance learning, with the collaboration of the NHRC, the ICRC, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico (hereinafter ‘OUNHCHR’), the International Organization for Migration, the Latin American Institute for Educational Communication, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the Ibero-American University, and non-governmental organizations specializing in human rights.” 52. The State reported that, the Secretariat of Health, “along with the participation of the CNDH, the Pan-American Health Organization, and the local health departments, has held six events titled ‘Workshop on human rights and fundamental freedoms of persons with mental disabilities for the prevention of cruel, inhumane, and degrading treatment’ with a total of 393 attendees.” 53. As for the Office of the Prosecutor General of the Republic, the State noted that “it administered the following training courses: ‘Course on Human Rights and Prevention of Torture,” which was offered on five occasions from April 9, 2012 to August 31, 2012, and in which 70 public officials participated [, and] the ‘Course on 17