-The Ministry of Communication, which has major advocacy tools and public education and whose full cooperation we must ensure for information campaigns, education and communication on all matters requiring behaviour changes; -The Ministry of Youth, in charge of civic education that works to develop awareness campaigns and training for a culture of peace and respect for human rights; -The Ministry for Tourism and Recreation expected to provide children with healthy recreation opportunities; -The Monitoring Committee for Peace continues its outreach efforts, general appropriation of culture of peace, tolerance and democracy; -The National Commission on Human Rights guarantees the promotion of popularisation of human rights. Among the non-governmental institutions developing specific programmes for the protection and promotion of disadvantaged groups are: -AFJC: Association of Women Lawyers of Congo; -OCDH: Congolese Observatory for Human Rights; -RENAPAC: National Network of Associations for Indigenous Peoples of the Congo; -ACOLVF: Congolese Association on violence against women; -REIPER: Stakeholder Network on the issue of street children; -APTS: Panafrican Association Thomas Sankara; -APEEC: Association of Parents of pupils and students of Congo; -UNHACO: National Union of Disabled Persons in Congo; -AEMO: Association for community education; -Children's Parliament; -ADHUC: Association for Human Rights in the prison environment; -Mibeko Association; - Comptoir juridique junior; -C les Associations caritatives des confessions religieuses et toutes autres organisations de la société civile. The actions and the most prominent aims are reflected in several documents and national strategic framework of action. These obligations apply by extension to the supervisor, to the State and to the Continent. 133