A/RES/52/124 Page 3 3. Invites Governments to provide training, including gender-sensitive training, in human rights in the administration of justice, including juvenile justice, to all judges, lawyers, prosecutors, social workers and other professionals concerned, including police and immigration officers; 4. Invites States to make use of technical assistance offered by the United Nations programmes of technical assistance in order to strengthen national capacities and infrastructures in the field of administration of justice; 5. Invites the international community to respond favourably to requests for financial and technical assistance for the enhancement and strengthening of the administration of justice; 6. Calls upon the Secretary-General to strengthen system-wide coordination in the field of administration of justice, in particular between the United Nations programmes in the fields of human rights and crime prevention and criminal justice; 7. Calls upon the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, as well as mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights and its subsidiary bodies, including special rapporteurs, special representatives and working groups, to continue to give special attention to questions relating to the effective promotion of human rights in the administration of justice and to provide, where appropriate, specific recommendations in this regard, including proposals for measures to provide advisory services and technical assistance; 8. Invites the Commission on Human Rights and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice to coordinate closely their activities relating to the administration of justice; 9. Decides to consider the question of human rights in the administration of justice at its fiftyfourth session under the item entitled "Human rights questions". 70th plenary meeting 12 December 1997