E/CN.4/1992/52 page 155 "The Republic of Haiti would like to take advantage of the advisory services of the Centre for Human Rights in order to organize courses and seminars to train selected officials in the principles, rules and remedies applicable to freedom of religion and belief." Iceland "It does not seem necessary." Iran (Islamic Republic of) "The Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran welcomes appropriate technical assistance and advisory services from the Centre for Human Rights in holding seminars and courses. It should be mentioned that two seminars on human rights issues were held in Iran in 1990." Ireland "Ireland does not consider it necessary or desirable to receive advisory assistance as suggested." Israel "The principles set forth in the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief are supported by the State of Israel. Israel's commitment to these principles is consistantly expressed in the statutes, in the judicial decisions and on every level of civil administration of the State. Therefore, the State of Israel does not find it necessary to receive assistance or to revise national legislation to reflect the aims of the Declaration. At the same time Israel is willing to cooperate with the Centre for Human Rights in helping to foster understanding for these principles throughout the world." Panama "As regards the question of receiving advice from the Centre for Human Rights in order to organize courses and seminars to train law-enforcement officials in the principles, rules and remedies applicable to freedom of religion and belief, we should like to take advantage of this offer." Portugal See under (j). Rwanda "Yes. Action has already been initiated on this matter. The Centre for Human Rights has been asked, as part of the services it offers countries requiring technical assistance in order to strengthen their legal institutions, to help train selected Rwandese officials who are directly or indirectly involved in the promotion and observance of human rights in Rwanda."