E/2004/27 E/CN.6/2004/14 “(c) To support capacity-building for Afghan women to enable them to participate fully in all sectors, with special emphasis on ensuring women’s participation and representation in all aspects of the electoral process leading to elections later this year; “(d) To provide technical and other relevant assistance so that the judicial system has the capacity to adhere to international standards of human rights; “5. Invites the United Nations system, international and nongovernmental organizations, and donors: “(a) To ensure a human rights-based approach and coherent policy and resources for gender mainstreaming in all programmes and operations, based on the principles of non-discrimination and equality between women and men, and to ensure that women benefit equally with men from such programmes in all sectors; “(b) To ensure the full and effective participation of Afghan women in all stages of humanitarian assistance, recovery, reconstruction and development, including planning, programme development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; “(c) To support the elements of civil society active in the field of human rights and encourage the involvement of women therein; “(d) To ensure that all their international and national personnel, prior to beginning their service, receive training in gender equality as well as appropriate training in the history, culture and traditions of Afghanistan and are fully familiar with and guided by international standards of human rights; “(e) To integrate efforts to improve the health status of women within all reconstruction efforts, especially through access to skilled prenatal care, increasing access to skilled birth attendance, education programmes on basic health issues, community information activities and emergency obstetric care; “(f) To continue to support measures for the employment of women and the integration of a gender perspective into all social, development and reconstruction programmes, taking into account the special needs of widows and returning refugee and displaced women and girls as well as those living in rural areas; “6. Strongly urges the Secretary-General to ensure that the important post of Senior Gender Adviser in the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan is filled immediately and with due regard to the need for continuity in this task; “7. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to review the situation of women and girls in Afghanistan and to submit to the Commission on the Status of Women at its forty-ninth session a report on progress made in the implementation of the present resolution.” 44. At the 14th meeting, on 11 March, the Commission had before it a revised draft resolution (E/CN.6/2004/L.1/Rev.1), submitted by Andorra,1 Austria,1 Belgium,1 Bosnia and Herzegovina,1 Bulgaria,1 Canada, Chile, Cyprus,1 Czech Republic,1 Denmark, Estonia,1 Finland,1 France,1 Germany, Greece,1 Guatemala,1 39