A/HRC/52/71 79. The United Nations, States and international and regional organizations should ensure that asylum and refugee centres are subjected to “minority equality and sensitivity” monitoring and that anti-racism training is provided for all officials, support staff and interpreters to ensure that refugees with minority backgrounds receive their support on the basis of equality and without discrimination. 80. The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees should adopt measures to ensure strict confidentiality in its refugee assessment processes, so that refugees with a minority background who come to register with them feel safe to declare their religion or belief without fear of being targeted or subjected to discrimination. 81. All States should work together, in partnership with civil society and international organizations, to effectively rein in the growth of extremist influence and to protect the rights, freedoms and safety of minority groups by devoting greater resources and attention to the need to prevent extremism in order to identify and address what pulls people into its oppressive grip. 82. The United Nations, States, the media and human rights organizations must strengthen their efforts to recognize the ongoing, systematically targeted attacks against minorities and the intentional destruction of a substantial part of an ethnic, religious or linguistic group as genocide. 83. Whenever systematic attacks on minorities are ongoing, the Human Rights Council should establish independent fact-finding missions to collect evidence, map and document the attacks and conduct investigations. 84. In the event of conflicts involving minorities, the United Nations should deploy peacekeeping forces to restore order, establish peace and protect minorities and their human rights. GE.22-29477 9