A/80/205 workers and their families, and religious or belief minorities, with a particular focus on such targeting in political speeches in the light of the six-part Rabat Plan of Action threshold test; 115 (v) Facilitate the effective investigation of international crimes, including the forced transfer of populations on the basis of religion or belief, nationality or ethnicity, under the auspices of the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court and United Nations investigative mechanisms; (w) Take positive measures to prevent the transnational targeting and pressuring of individuals on the basis of their religion or belief, particularly in the context of allegations of “terrorism”, and ensure that all counter-terrorism measures conform to the principles of legality, proportionality, necessity and non-discrimination, along with the principle of non-refoulement; (x) Guarantee that laws and policies governing migration, asylum and refugee status do not discriminate directly or indirectly on the basis of religion or belief. 72. The Special Rapporteur calls on United Nations, intergovernmental, international and regional organizations to: (a) Ensure that a freedom of religion or belief lens is adopted diligently in all their activities relating to migrants and people on the move; (b) Consult regularly and actively with faith-based organizations and religion or belief representatives and leaders in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian projects, including in refugee and internally displaced person camps and asylum centres, in order to ensure the enjoyment of freedom of religion or belief; (c) Facilitate dialogue between Governments and faith-based organizations and other relevant civil society organizations in order to ensure that freedom of religion or belief is fully included in asylum and migration policies and to complement government-assisted sponsorship schemes with private sponsorship for the resettlement of persons on the move. 73. The Special Rapporteur invites civil society and faith-based organizations: (a) To support initiatives for the training and education of authorities involved in decision-making in relation to asylum applications, including through awareness-raising on the risks faced by individuals on the basis of religion or belief; (b) To continue to implement societal initiatives aimed at supporting migrants and people on the move, and to insist on respect for their rights and dignity in all instances; (c) To continue their valiant efforts to ensure the right to life and access to basic services for migrants and people on the move; (d) To work collaboratively, including within and between religion and belief communities, to foster environments of mutual respect and to support the creation of safe spaces for worship and manifestation without fear for all migrants and people on the move. __________________ 115 25-11829 A/HRC/22/17/Add.4, para. 29. 21/23