A/HRC/58/49/Add.1 (g) Equalize financial flows to municipalities, church-run and CSO-run social institutions from the State, review bids to run such services with due care, ensuring it is open to all without arbitrariness or politicization; (h) Take effective measures to improve reporting, investigation, prosecution and punishment of religiously motivated hate crimes, including hate speech and physical attacks against Muslims, Jews and Roma, in accordance with ICCPR obligations, whether the actors are State officials or actors, or not; (i) Strengthen efforts to eradicate stereotyping and discrimination, inter alia demonization and stigmatization of LGBTIQ+, the unemployed, the poor, human rights defenders and journalists, and those advancing migrant rights; (j) Confront discriminatory anti-migrant and racist rhetoric that has marred the political and media space, put asylum seekers at risk of refoulement, and created a climate conducive to disinformation campaigns that at times have even been Government-sponsored; (k) Develop action plans to effectively combat antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred, and other intolerance and hatred in Hungary – including hate crimes that target women, and hateful discrimination in social media and in political rhetoric – which risk becoming normalised and institutionalised; (l) Advance and ensure the freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief of atheists and humanists, and their equal enjoyment of all rights including their freedom of opinion and expression, addressing discrimination faced in various areas of life; (m) Ensure that freedom of religion or belief is upheld in detention settings, including in relation to worship, diet, access to religious guidance/chaplaincy and burial-related rights; (n) Raise awareness about the interrelationship between article 18 ICCPR, other human rights, and Hungary’s fundamental laws among judges, lawyers, prosecutors, public officials - whether national, municipal or local; and build capacity in all authorities to recognise and counter violations of religion or belief and provide redress; and to do so within the context of opening up civic space, progressing the rule of law; lifting restrictions on CSOs and the media, including regarding foreign funding, and ending intimidation against them. 111. The Special Rapporteur also recommends that non-State actors, including religion or belief actors: (o) Place non-discrimination, compassion and solidarity56 at the heart of their orientation and actions, and hold on to their neutrality and independence, seeking to contribute to all human rights for all in collaboration with other civil society actors. 56 A/HRC/40/58, Annex I. 19