28 (c) promotion of training programs for law enforcement, investigative, judicial and prosecution authorities. Article 39. Principles and codes of conduct of private bodies offering information and telecommunication services 1. Each private body (or a group of bodies) offering information and telecommunication services and located in the territory of a State Party shall take appropriate measures, within its power and in accordance with the law of the State where the above body is located, to support the establishment and implementation of principles and codes for the international information space, based on respect for human rights guaranteed by fundamental instruments of the United Nations. 2. Measures aimed at attaining these goals may include inter alia: (a) cooperation among private bodies offering information and telecommunication services and groups of them; (b) cooperation in developing principles and standards to create an enabling environment to build civilized society as an integral part of the international information space. Article 40. Raising public awareness of cybercrime prevention 1. Each State Party shall take appropriate measures, within its power and in accordance with basic principles of its domestic law, to promote active involvement of individuals and groups, including non-governmental and public organizations, in prevention of offences and other unlawful acts in the area of ICT use, and to raise public awareness of those offences, their causes and seriousness as well as threats they pose. This involvement should be backed by the following measures: (a) to provide an effective public access to information; (b) to carry out public awareness activities to promote zero tolerance for offences and other unlawful acts in the area of ICT use; (c) to provide public education training programs on ICT security;