A/HRC/13/40/Add.4 Christians to renounce their faith. The situation seems to have vastly improved recently, yet the Special Rapporteur remains concerned with individual cases and certain policies that clearly violate freedom of religion or belief. She recommends a review of Decree No. 92/PM for the Management and Protection of Religious Activities and suggests that explanatory policy directions be passed on to the provincial and district levels to avoid any discriminatory interpretation. Since members of religious minorities seem to have little or no access to higher education, the Special Rapporteur recommends extending the affirmative action schemes, which already exist for members of ethnic minorities, to religious minorities. Furthermore, bureaucratic controls over and impediments to liberty of movement in the context of religious activities should be discontinued. In addition, the State should provide the personnel of detention facilities with adequate training to raise awareness of their duty to promote and respect international human rights standards, including freedom of religion or belief. The Special Rapporteur also notes with interest the Government Legal Sector Master Plan and its call for the implementation of a research project on customary justice practices. 2 GE.10-10542