A/HRC/55/70 75. The United Nations should take measures to introduce a minority issues adviser function within United Nations country teams to support the human rights and gender advisers. 76. The United Nations should consider the creation of a legally binding treaty on the rights of persons belonging to minority groups with an associated monitoring mechanism. VII. Recommendations for ensuring the protection and promotion of the rights of persons belonging to minority groups towards cohesive societies 77. States should encourage the creation of digital platforms specifically dedicated to content produced in the languages of minority groups. 78. States should collaborate with technology companies to develop tools and features that support content creation in the languages of minority groups. 79. States should establish funding mechanisms or grants to support content creators working in the languages of minority groups, in particular those from regions lacking financial resources. 80. States should implement and enforce strict measures to penalize attacks on content creators based on their language in order to promote a safe and inclusive digital environment. 81. States should explore innovative business models to make the creation of digital content in the languages of minority groups economically viable. 82. States should provide incentives for companies and advertisers to invest in platforms that promote linguistic diversity. 83. States should advocate extending the duration and frequency of United Nations forums addressing the rights of persons belonging to national, ethnic and religious minority groups. 84. States should ensure the alignment of initiatives with the Sustainable Development Goals so that those initiatives contribute to achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and leave no minority group behind. 85. States should propose and support the adoption of power-sharing models at the State level to protect and include minority groups. 86. States should implement a multifaceted approach involving legislative measures, educational initiatives and cultural understanding in order to build a healthy, inclusive society. 87. States should strengthen and enforce anti-discrimination laws to protect the rights of persons belonging to minority groups and ensure equal opportunities for all citizens. 88. States should develop and implement educational programmes that celebrate diversity, teach tolerance and break down stereotypes, thereby fostering cultural awareness. 89. States should emphasize the importance of free and full participation by minority groups in efforts to achieve equality, social inclusion and socioeconomic participation in cohesive societies. 90. States should work to ensure the adequate application of laws and the creation of effective mechanisms to organize immigration, guarantee human rights and contribute to building an egalitarian and free society. 91. States should advocate a comprehensive review of the modalities of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and the Permanent Forum on People of 8 GE.24-00955