In one state101, national and other authorities holding foreigner-related data are obliged to forward this data to the competent authorities at their request. E. Awareness-raising and training of relevant actors on matters of nationality and statelessness 93. Most states report that they provide training and awareness raising for migration officials, civil registrars, guardians, judges and civil servants responsible for registering asylum seekers, refugees and migrants. Training and awareness raising activities are often prepared in co-operation with civil society, such as the European Network on Statelessness (ENS), and international organisations (e.g. the European Migration Network (EMN), International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), the International Organization for Migration (IOM), UNHCR and UNICEF). However, it is important to stress that the effectiveness of training and awareness raising activities depends on their regularity for the public most likely to detect statelessness in particular of children. 94. Some states gave more detailed information on the content of training programmes: ► Austria indicated that training courses on interviews are held for officers of the Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum. These courses focus, inter alia, on children and adolescents in general as well as on the best interests of the child. ► Azerbaijan organised a seminar on asylum seekers and stateless persons for members of the State Migration Service, the Ministry of Justice, the Judicial and Legal Council, representatives of state bodies, judges, lawyers and academics. In this seminar attention was paid to the right to effective protection and procedural obligations in asylum-related cases, the role of information on the country of origin in court cases related to asylum applications, international law standards on access to nationality and the role of judicial processes in the documentation of persons at risk of statelessness. Additionally, a magazine in Azerbaijani and English languages on “Statelessness in Azerbaijan: Achievements and Goals” was published by the State Migration Service and the Office of UNHCR in Azerbaijan. ► Croatia reported organising workshops, training courses, and events aimed at raising awareness on the causes and consequences of statelessness as well as different profiles of stateless persons in Europe. 101. Slovenia. Page 30 ►Stateless children’s access to nationality