483. Issues relating to human rights are considered during sessions of the Bilateral Border Commissions, the resultant effect of which has been the constant improvement in the various aspects, particularly: 484. Treatment meted out to passengers at the border posts is carried out as part of the implementation of the relevant border regulations without any distinction as to race or others. 485. Facilitation of the movement of persons and goods. 486. At the transit centres, health care is provided including boarding and transportation for persons who face expulsion or removal from the national territory in compliance with international principles and standards as contained in human rights Conventions and Treaties. 487. Implementation of decisions by the public authorities regarding the humanitarian management of foreigners of various nationalities, particularly African nationals fleeing from their countries as a result of armed conflict or natural disasters. 488. The organisation of airlifting of many African nationals who are in irregular situation back to their countries of origin during repatriation operations at the expense of Algeria on humanitarian grounds is done in collaboration with their accredited diplomatic representatives in Algeria. POSTING OF THE AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES’ RIGHTS ON NOTICE BOARDS AT POLICE STATIONS 489. An ad hoc Working Group has been put in place to re-consider the nomenclature of relevant related notices and standards in all police departments (Central and Regional Administrative Offices, Police Stations) with particular reference to slogans adopted by the Institution. Conclusion: By ratifying the Charter, Algeria confirmed its determination to actively participate in the development of the regional human and peoples’ rights protection and promotion system, the essence of which is to meet the expectations and concerns of African peoples by looking at the realities of the Continent. It is working towards the implementation of the provisions by harmonizing its domestic legislation and its compliance with the African Charter by supporting the adaptation of the legislative and regulatory instruments through relevant actions and measures on the ground, both in the area of promotion and protection. Regarding promotion, all the relevant sectors and the National Human Rights Promotion and Protection Advisory Committee ensure the dissemination of the provisions of the Charter. Regarding protection, the Algerian legislation and the measures derived from it, have constantly broadened the space for effective enjoyment of human and peoples’ rights. It is in the spirit of the full accession to the Charter that this report has been prepared. Its presentation is the result of the determination of the Algerian Government to develop its cooperation with the Commission and to provide any additional information or response to questions that the latter may deem necessary to ask. 78