This task of propagation is not only accomplished by the Government and the official Party but also the Opposition Parties in the exercise of their rights of freedom of expression, freedom of association, of movement etc, contribute quite efficiently in their promotion. They are allowed to organize rallies, meetings, and to publish without proscriptions their own official newspapers. In general amongst the most common mediums used in Seychelles to disseminate human rights information area) through the work of NGO's; b) by media presentations and articles; c) Trade Unions and Employer associations, which encourage member participation and conducting workshops/seminars on human rights aspects of employment; d) Citizenship is taught as s subject component in Secondary schools with emphasis on Constitutional aspects of the issue and the concepts of rights and responsibilities. e) Periodic educational material is published in newspapers and released in the media via community debate programmes; f) National Seminars and workshops are periodically organised on various themes, with relevance in human rights aspects, etc. Annex Cases example from the Constitutional Court of Seychelles. I. Case 1/1999 Noella Lajoie Versus The Government of Seychelles (represented by the AG) and the Attorney General Petition under Art 46.1 of the Constitution alleging a contravention of Art 18.3 and 18.5 thereof; the respondents have raised preliminary objections under rule 9 of the Constitutional Courts Rules averring that the petition has been filed out of time. The issue before this Court is whether the 30 days period of limitation should commence from the day she was arrested or the day when she became a free person. If it is the former, the petition is out of time but if it is the latter, the petition has been filed well within time.