3°)-Participation of non-governmental agencies or independent bodies The recommendations adopted at consultation and information-sharing workshops with civil society and parliamentary bodies are incorporated into the reports. F-Follow-up of final/concluding observations of international human rights treaty bodies The various observations and recommendations are shared and discussed during workshops and the outcomes of these workshops forwarded to the relevant authorities. The same applies to the concluding recommendations of committees for the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women, racial discrimination, the rights of the child, torture, human rights and economic, social and cultural rights. Sector-based plans of action for their implementation are currently being executed. A national plan of action is being prepared with the support of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and relates to recommendations adopted by treaty bodies and the UPR. G-Measures for widespread circulation of observations and recommendations adopted by a treaty body following consideration of a report of the State party The inter-ministerial technical committee in charge of preparing reports shares these as well as the final recommendations of treaty bodies and the UPR with members of the Parliament. The media is also mobilized to ensure dissemination. 1°)-Follow-up of international conferences Mauritania monitors the implementation of declarations adopted at different world conferences on a regular basis. These mainly include the World Conference held in Vienna in 1993, that of Durban in 2001, and Beijing in 1995, the World Conference on Women… The Government, through its various ministerial departments and institutions, fulfils commitments made at these various conferences. 2°)-Information on non-discrimination, equality and effective remedies a)-Non-discrimination and equality The principle of non-discrimination is enshrined in the Constitution. It is integrated into the legislation and formalized in several areas including equality of all before the taxation system, access to justice, equal pay for equal work, access to public services, etc. The Constitution guarantees women the right to participation in political and public life. It also recognizes their civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights as proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights of 1981. 27