Ley 6/2005, de 27 de diciembre, de medidas para la asistencia y atención de las víctimas del terrorismo y de creación del Centro Extremeño de Estudios para la Paz. | BOE-A-2006-2675 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 6/2005, de 27 de diciembre, de medidas para la asistencia y atención de las víctimas del terrorismo y de creación del Centro Extremeño de Estudios para la Paz.

This article says the law is intended to set out measures for terrorism victims and related persons, and to create the Centro Extremeño de Estudios para la Paz as an instrumental institution.

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Citation
BOE-A-2006-2675
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The relevant Consejerías must promote specific training courses and help staff attend them. Certain local-administration professionals may receive training, and the responsible regional department must promote courses and workshops. Certain primary, primary school, and secondary students who also qualify under article 3 are entitled to specific, continuous psychopedagogical support. SEXPE must give active, individualized advice to beneficiaries and help people who want a job find placement. It must also promote their participation in training and employment-promotion programs. SEXPE must take appropriate measures so that labor-insertion plans and programs give specific treatment to victims of terrorism and their family members.