A/HRC/46/57 4. Please identify legal, institutional and policy challenges to address online ‘hate speech’, particularly incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence, on social media against minorities, as well as how specifically is it being addressed so as not to infringe freedom of expression. 5. Please identify good practices to strengthen the participation of persons belonging to minorities and their representatives in the development of laws and policies dealing with hate speech and social media, including their representation in advisory or other similar bodies, as well as their participation in national and other forums on online ‘hate speech’ and the promotion of diversity. 6. Please provide examples of trainings or other initiatives to strengthen partnerships among various stakeholders and to build their capacity to address ‘hate speech’ against minorities specifically, especially incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence on social media platforms. B. List of contributors States: Azerbaijan, Croatia, Colombia, Cyprus, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Italy, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lebanon, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Singapore, Slovenia, Switzerland and the European Union International and Regional Organizations: UNESCO National Human Rights Institutions: Australian Human Rights Commission Comisión de Derechos Humanos de la Ciudad de México Commission nationale des droits de l’homme Togo Czech Public Defender of Rights Defensoría del Pueblo de la Nación de Argentina Ombudsperson of Azerbaijan Office of the Croatian Ombudsman Slovak National Centre for Human Rights Civil society organizations and Academia: Anhad Baha’i International Community Citizens against Hate National Christian Evangelical Alliance of Sri Lanka (NCEASL) Rights for Peace RyangOk Ku and other lawyers in Japan University of Minnesota 23