FINAL lv. lvi. lvii. Revise the mandatory participation of all secondary students at the Sawa Education and Training Centre; Ensure the appointment of a Government institution to monitor the programs at the Sawa Education and Training Centre, and take the necessary measures to include a human rights based approach to the training provided at this facility; Put mechanisms in place to ensure that students who complete the secondary school exam are able to join alternative institutions of higher education, such as vocational training centres, to ensure that students do not have to remain in the National Service indefinitely; Protection of the rights of women lviii. Consider enacting legislation for the promotion and protection of the rights of women, in addition to a Family Code; lix. Ensure that the allocation of positions to Ministers takes into account the need for representation by women, and ensure representation of women in decision making positions at all levels in Government; lx. In the next Report, clarify the role and mandate of the National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW), and encourage the formation of independent civil society organizations which promote and protect the rights of women; Protection of the rights children lxi. Enact legislation which provides for promotion and protection of the rights of the child; The rights of persons with disabilities and older persons lxii. Replace the needs-based approach employed for persons with disabilities with a rights-based approach; lxiii. Adopt comprehensive measures, including legislative and regulatory frameworks to ensure the rights of older persons; Extractive industries, the environment and human rights violations lxiv. Include the following information in the next Report: (a) Clarify the role and responsibility of the Eritrean National Mining Corporation; (b) Measures put in place to ensure the free, prior and informed consent of all communities living in areas where extractive industries are to be carried out before initiating any extractive processes, as envisaged in the State Reporting Guidelines and Principles on Articles 21 and 24 of the African Charter relating to Extractive Industries, Human Rights and the Environment; (c) The measures put in place to ensure that international labour standards are strictly enforced in the mining areas; 20