In addition, the Commission is developing human rights awareness activities through District/City Human Rights Training in Jayapura. This training is part of the Commission’s strategy to reduce human rights problems in Papua through city/district development strategies. D. Guarding Freedom of Religion and Belief in a Diverse Society Freedom of religion and belief is still one of the important problems in Indonesian democracy. A number of cases of intolerance and discrimination still continue to occur in several Freedom of religion and belief faces challenges because there are still laws and regulations that are discriminatory and conflict with human rights. At the same time, there are still regions in Indonesia. The freedom of worship and belief in peace still faces obstacles due to various discriminatory policies. Minority groups will still be the target of hate speech during the 2024 elections. According to the analysis of Komnas HAM RI, minority groups are vulnerable to being neglected in political contestation and the election holding process. This neglect has the potential to give rise to hate speech in the form of attacks and intimidation of identities, such as religion, race or political identity through various mass media. many acts of intolerance, discrimination, stigmatization, persecution, violence and other acts targeting minority groups. The Commission develops empowerment strategies through The Commission tries to anticipate religious sentiments and beliefs that have the potential to emerge ahead education, study and collaboration with key actors who play a major role in building religious tolerance and respect for diversity. of the 2024 elections, through the following activities: Table 2.5. Activities to Anticipate Religion-Based Sentiments Ahead of the 2024 Election ACTIVITY TARGET AND RESPONSES TO SITUATIONS The Human Rights Friendly Schools (SRHAM) team carried out outreach with the theme of “Education of Human Rights Friendly Religious Education Units”. This outreach is aimed at: 1. Environment of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, and Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture. 2. Educational institutions in East Nusa Tenggara and West Kalimantan Responding To New Challenges: Respecting, Protection, And Fulfillment Of Human Rights In 2023 31