areas,
the
need
for
stable
and
systematic
funding
of
minority
media
and
for
free
and
independent
media,
which
reflect
minority
opinion.
Most
recommendations
related
to
training
referred
to
the
need
of
human
rights
training
to
be
provided
to
law
enforcement
bodies
and
judiciary,
others
urged
training
for
minorities
themselves
so
they
acquire
a
profession
or
for
citizens
to
learn
about
equal
treatment.
Participation
was
mentioned
mainly
in
the
context
of
public
and
political
life
and
decision-‐making
processes.
In
several
cases,
participation
in
cultural,
social
or
economic
life
and
in
the
labour
market
was
mentioned
too.
In
a
few
cases,
focus
has
been
on
elections
and
one
recommendation
urged
ensuring
participation
of
civil
society
organizations
representing
minorities
in
the
UPR
process.
Recommendations
regarding
police
mainly
focused
on
the
need
for
human
rights
training
and
sensitization
of
law
enforcement
officials.
A
large
number
of
them
referred
to
harassment,
ill-‐treatment
or
racial
profiling
of
police,
several
focused
on
the
need
to
have
minorities
recruited
into
police
forces.
One
recommendation
mentioned
the
need
to
have
a
body
that
can
supervise
the
acts
of
police.
Respect
in
most
cases
was
related
to
international
provisions,
obligations
and
to
the
full
enjoyment
of
human
rights.
In
several
recommendations,
it
referred
to
the
need
to
respect
freedom
of
religion
or
belief,
including
religious
memorials
and
sites,
freedom
of
expression
and
association.
One
recommendation
mentioned
respect
for
self-‐
identification.
All
recommendations
about
segregation
were
made
to
European
countries.
With
two
exceptions,
all
recommendations
referred
to
educational
segregation
of
Roma
children.
One
focused
on
general
school
segregation
of
children
from
various
ethnic
backgrounds
and
one
referred
to
the
need
to
end
segregation
in
health
care
facilities
and
in
maternity
wards.
Violence
was
mentioned
in
rather
general
terms,
in
the
context
to
combat
and
end
violence
against
minority
groups.
“Cyber-‐racism”
and
the
need
to
condemn
incitement
were
also
mentioned.
Several
recommendations
explicitly
focused
on
the
need
to
stop
violence,
including
sexual
violence
against
minority
women.
Xenophobia/intolerance
–
related
recommendations
addressed
the
need
to
strengthen
measures
and
have
awareness-‐raising
campaigns
to
fight
against
them,
a
few
talked
about
the
need
for
police
training
and
actions
to
be
taken
against
perpetrators
of
racist
and
xenophobic
speeches
and
public
statements.
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