E/CN.4/1991/56 page 59 "Regarding this question, Government welcomes the advisory assistance of the Centre for Human Rights." "In view of what was said regarding the previous question, the advisoryservices of the Centre for Human Rights in organizing courses or seminars on freedom of religion and belief are not regarded as necessary in this case either." Nicaragua "Nicaragua would agree to receive advisory services from the Centre for Human Rights, with a view to training officials in matters pertaining to the freedom of religion and belief." Rome.ri.ia "Yes. It is a matter of interest to the Government that our country should send delegates to tb.S training courses on principles and standards in religious freedom and belief, provided that we receive an invitation of this kind." Sweden "Swedish legislation corresponds with the provisions of the- Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination based on Religion or Belief. Therefore the Swedish Government feels that advisory assistance is not needed." Switzerland "No." Tunisia "Tunisia always considers it useful to give its national officials the opportunity of up-to-date training in sensitive matters. In the circumstances, it can only welcome the offer of international co-operation from the United Nations Centre for Human Rights in organizing training courses or seminars for officials concerned with the protection of freedoms." Uruguay "Our country has a long—standing tradition of tolerance of all philosophical and religious ideas. However, we consider that the protection of human rights calls for constant vigilance if they are to be safeguarded. This largely depends on training and on familiarity with the international instruments among public officials who, because of their competence or posts, are the ultimate guarantors of such protection. In view of our country's present situation the advisory services of the Centre for Human Rights are not