UNITED

NATIONS

Distr.

GENERAL

CRC/SP/14/Add.2

3 February 1995

ENGLISH

ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/FRENCH

MEETING OF STATES PARTIES

Fifth meeting

New York, 21 February 1995

Agenda item 3

ELECTION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 43 OF THE CONVENTION ON

THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD, OF FIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON

THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD, TO REPLACE THOSE WHOSE TERMS ARE

DUE TO EXPIRE ON 28 FEBRUARY 1995

Note by the Secretary-General

Addendum

1.	The present addendum contains one additional nomination for election to the Committee on the Rights of the Child, received after the submission by the Secretary-General of the list of candidates in documents CRC/SP/14 and CRC/SP/14/Add.1. The biographical data of the person nominated, as furnished by the State party concerned, are contained in the annex to the present document.

2.	The annex also contains the biographical data of a candidate nominated for election to the Committee received after submission of the list of candidates contained in document CRC/SP/14/Add.1.

Name of candidate

Mr. Paul-Tony Morombaye Central African Republic

Mr. Jean-Christophe Tchouatieu Tchadjou* Cameroon

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*	Listed in document CRC/SP/14/Add.1 prior to receipt of biographical data from the nominating Government.

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ANNEX

Biographical data of nominees

Mr. Paul-Tony Morombaye (Central African Republic)

[Original: French]

Date and place of birth: 26 November 1951 at Bouca, Central African Republic

Higher education

1973-1979: University of Bangui

1979-1981: University of Orléans (France)

Professional training

1981: Theoretical studies in the International Department of the Ecole

nationale de la magistrature, Paris (National School of the Judiciary)

1982: Internship with the Tribunal de grande instance (Court of first instance)

at Le Havre

Professional experience

Profession: Judge

Entered in the judicial service on 11 August 1982

February to September 1984: Acting President of the Tribunaux de grande instance (courts of first instance) of Berberati and Nola

September 1984 to December 1986: President of the Tribunaux de grande instance (courts of first instance) of Bouar and Bozoum

December 1986 to August 1989: President of the Tribunal de grande instance (court of first instance) of Bouar

August 1989 to June 1991: President of the Tribunal de Travail (Labour Court) of Bangui

June 1991 to December 1992: President of the Tribunal de grande instance (court of first instance) of Bangui

Present position

Director, Civil Affairs and Legal Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Training courses abroad

Seminar on Intellectual Property, Geneva and Paris, 9-26 November 1991.

Seminar on legal and judicial documentation and computerized information systems, Bordeaux, 3-24 June 1994.

Academic qualifications

-	Baccalauréat serie A4 (school-leaving certificate)

-	Licence de droit privé (first degree in private law)

-	Maîtrise de droit privé (master's degree in private law)

-	Diplôme d'études approfondies de contentieux (post-graduate diploma in litigation) (D.E.A.)

-	Diploma of the Ecole nationale de la magistrature (National School of the Judiciary) (Paris)

-	Certificate awarded by the Agency for Cultural and Technical Cooperation (AGECOP)

Other activities

Member of the Bureau of the National Human Rights Commission since 1991.

Chairman of the National Monitoring Committee for the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child since January 1994.

Jean-Christophe Tchouatieu Tchadjou (Cameroon)

[Original: French]

Date and place of birth: 24 December 1945 at Babouantou

Profession: Chief Social Affairs Inspector

University education

1967-1971: Licence de littératures et langues française et anglaise (first

degree in language and literature (French and English),

University of Yaoundé

1972-1973: Certificat en économie et sociologie du développement et

pédagogie comparée (certificate in development economics and

sociology, and comparative education), Institut Universitaire

d'Etudes du Développement (Institute of Development Studies),

Geneva

Ecole d'études sociales et pédagogiques (School of Social

Studies and Education), Lausanne (special education and

training of trainers)

Professional experience

1971-1973: Instructor in literature and Deputy Director of the Ecole

fédérale des éducateurs et assistants sociaux (Federal School

for Teachers and Social Workers), Betamba, Cameroon

1973-1976: Acting Director of the Ecole fédérale des éducateurs et

assistants sociaux

1976-1978: Chief, Training and Staff Development Department, Ministry of

Social Affairs

1978-1985: Chief, Provincial Social Affairs Department, at Bafoussam

(Western Province), and subsequently, at Douala (Coast

Province)

1985-1988: Director for social welfare, Ministry of Social Services, and

visiting lecturer in rehabilitation and special education at

the Ecole nationale des assistants des affaires sociales

(National School of Social Work (ENAAS)), Yaoundé

1988-1990: Director, National Centre for the Rehabilitation of Disabled

Persons, Yaoundé

Since October 1990: Director, Family and Individual Welfare Department, Ministry of Social and Women's Affairs

Research activities

Two-month consultancy with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa on "an approach to juvenile delinquency in Cameroon" (1990)

Participation in research on the question of street children in Douala and Yaoundé

Participation in the preparation of a national population policy (1991-1992)

Participation in the preparation of the National Programme on Education for Responsible Parenthood

Participation in the preparation of the National Plan of Action for Child Survival and Development (1992-1993)

Training courses and participation in international conferences

Subregional seminar for West Africa on family life education in schools (Lomé, 1990)

Symposium on youth, urban life and employment (Paris, October 1992)

International Conference on Assistance to African Children (ICAAC) (Dakar, November 1992)

African and Western Asian regional preparatory conference for the International Year of the Family (Tunis, March 1993)

International workshop on child labour (New Delhi, April 1993)

World Congress on Occupational Safety (New Delhi, April 1993)

Preparatory meeting of experts for the Conference of Ministers of French-
speaking States responsible for children's affairs

Subregional workshop on the social and educational integration of the pygmies of Central Africa (Brazzaville, October 1993)

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