Page 17 - Finalizing the framework document of the national policy on comprehensive care plan for children (DCPN/DIJE). C. Measures to Disseminate the Children’s Charter Per the directives of point 9 (a) and (b) of the African Committee of experts, Cameroon has embarked on the following activities aimed raising awareness about the principles and provisions set forth in the children‟s charter and arousing social mobilization. - - Awareness campaigns on the rights of the child, at ceremonies of the Day of the African Child (16 June), national youth festivals (11 February) and several other events; Ten children‟s parliament sessions, and training junior members of parliament in the rights and duties of children, and distributing materials; - Capacity building of officers in public and private child supervision institutions using child protection documents such as the Children‟s Charter; - 15,000 comic strips on the charter distributed to children at schools and other areas during awareness campaigns; - Posters and flyers to raise awareness about the violation of child rights. Some of the posters were produced with support from Plan Cameroon and MINESEC ; - Several annual radio and television events for children, on popularization and promotion of child rights; - Gradual integration of human rights and child education modules into school curricula (citizenship education; higher specialized diploma (DESS) in human rights at the University of Dschang, targeted training in human rights at the Universite Catholic d‟Afrique Centrale (UCAC) and specialty course at the International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC); - Translation of the children‟s charter into local languages is challenged by the sheer number of languages and illiteracy. D. Obstacles Constraints with the implementation of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child in Cameroon are as follows: - Lack of coordination of sectoral child care policies;