Russian  minorities  were  mentioned  in  4  recommendations  made  to  Latvia  (1),  Moldova   (1),  Turkmenistan  (1)  and  Ukraine  (1).  Latvia  accepted  to  maintain  State  preschool  and   general  education  institutions  with  education/teaching  in  Russian  language.  Moldova   accepted  to  ensure  the  freedom  of  the  mass  media,  particularly  of  those  media  outlets   that  function  in  Russian.  Turkmenistan  accepted  to  eliminate  all  norms  and  practices   that  lead  to  the  discrimination  of  members  of  national  minorities,  such  as  Russians.   Ukraine  noted  that  given  that  Russian  is  the  mother  tongue  of  a  significant  proportion  of   Ukraine's  population,  it  should  consider  assigning  the  Russian  language  the  status  of   second  national  language.     Tibet     China  noted  all  4  recommendations  referring  to  Tibet.  They  were  the  following:  to   resume  dialogue  in  Tibet  (from  New  Zealand);  grant  greater  access  to  Tibetan  areas  for   OHCHR  and  other  United  Nations  bodies,  as  well  as  diplomats  and  the  international   media  (from  the  United  Kingdom);  respect  the  fundamental  rights  of  ethnic  minorities  in   Xinjiang  and  Tibet,  notably  freedom  of  religion  and  movement  (from  Switzerland);  and   review  laws  and  practices  in  particular  with  regard  to  ensuring  protection  of  the   freedom  of  religion,  movement,  protection  of  the  culture  and  language  of  national   minorities,  including  Tibetans  and  Uyghurs  (from  Czech  Republic).       Other  examples       Christians  were  mentioned  in  2  recommendations:  Mauritania  accepted  to  protect  the   Christian  and  other  religious  minorities  by  fostering  a  climate  of  religious  tolerance  and   respect  in  the  country  and  Israel  noted  to  guarantee  equitable  protection  to  all  places  of   worship  in  the  country,  including  all  Muslim  and  Christian  sacred  places.  Angola   accepted  to  take  legislative  measures  to  explicitly  prohibit  all  forms  of  discrimination,  in   particular  against  children  with  disabilities,  girls  and  children  belonging  to  the  San   communities.  Rwanda  accepted  to  reduce  poverty  in  the  Batwa  community,  and  its  full   integration  in  society  and  noted  to  adopt  concrete  measures  to  avoid  discrimination  and   protect  the  rights  of  the  Batwa  community  and  other  minorities,  as  well  as  request   technical  assistance  from  the  United  Nations  to  identify  their  basic  social  needs.   Indonesia  noted  to  take  further  measures  to  address  the  threats  against  Ahmadiyyah   families  following  a  fatwa  banning  the  Ahmadiyyah.  Kuwait  noted  to  end  all  de  jure  and   de  facto  discrimination  against  Beduns  by  affording  en  masse  all  Beduns  equal   protection  under  law,  and  in  particular  by  conferring  Kuwaiti  nationality  on  a  non-­‐ discriminatory  basis  and  allowing  for  the  use  of  social  services  to  such  persons.  Lao  PDR   noted  to  Deepen  dialogue  with  UNHCR  regarding  the  situation  of  individuals  belonging   to  the  Hmong  minority  returned  from  third  countries.  Myanmar  noted  to  immediately   end  violence  and  discrimination  against  members  of  ethnic  and  religious  minorities,   24