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III European Communities

institutions involved in the training of immigration officials, governmental officials, lawyers, academics and NGOs, active in the protection of human rights of migrants, asylum seekers and non-nationals in general. The more than 100 participants came to the conclusion that the Council of Europe should actively initiate the development of training programmes for immigration officers, border police and other who deal professionally with asylum seekers, refugees and the members of minority communities. In addition it was felt that consideration should again be given to drafting an appropriate instrument, perhaps as a protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights, which would establish clearly and unequivocally confirm the right to seek asylum, in the sense of a right to have access to a procedure conforming to international minimum standards for refugee determination, and incorporating appropriate guarantees of entry, non-refoulement, non-rejection at the frontier, and review. For further information see the general conclusions of Rapporteur Guy Goodwin-Gill in Appendix IT of this issue.