E/CN.4/2002/73/Add.1 page 36 Education 164. The Special Rapporteur recommends to the authorities that they should continue their efforts relating to prevention in the field of education. Aside from the days to commemorate the Holocaust and the “Day of Coexistence in Cultural Diversity”, as well as the Ministry of Education’s programme to train trainers in ethics and good citizenship, the Special Rapporteur recommends that the authorities should draw up and adopt a prevention strategy intended to promote and develop a human rights culture founded in particular on the creation of awareness of the values of tolerance and non-discrimination in the field of religion and belief. In this context, there is a need for the State to review school textbooks and curricula and the training of trainers and teachers in primary and secondary schools. Particularly recommended is action to ensure the dissemination through education of a balanced representation of the self and other people. In that regard, special attention should be paid to minorities in the area of religion or belief, women, indigenous peoples and immigrants. Other issues 165. Lastly, the Special Rapporteur recommends the continuation of the technical cooperation programme of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights entitled “Strengthening of human rights” in Argentina (under which activities have covered human rights training for the police, the publication of a magazine on human rights, the organization of a workshop on human rights and handicapped people and a meeting of the Federal Council on Human Rights). The Special Rapporteur recommends in particular that this assistance in strengthening Argentine national capabilities in the human rights field should take account of the recommendations set out above, after the Argentine authorities have been consulted and have given their consent. 166. Lastly, the Special Rapporteur wishes to reiterate his thanks to the Argentine authorities, including the Minister for Foreign Affairs. He notes in particular with interest that the Minister for Foreign Affairs has underlined the need felt in Argentina for visits such as the one which gave rise to the present report and also a readiness to welcome any suggestions arising from it. -----