A/HRC/34/35 purpose, such as the protection of the community from the dangers provoked by material promoting violence. 9. A multicultural community liaison officer network operated across Australia, developing productive and collaborative engagement with diverse communities, including religious groups and key stakeholders, to strengthen linkages to the Government and support a productive and diverse society. An ethnic liaison officer network had been created in 2013 to facilitate interaction with ethnic communities and the Department of Immigration and Border Protection. Australia had funded a range of community-led mentor training programmes and workshops that supported youth and individual leaders in countering violent extremism. Bosnia and Herzegovina 10. The Interreligious Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina identifies and resolves potential tensions between members of different religious communities and solves problems based on information obtained from competent bodies, communities and officials. 11. A human rights strategy for the fight against discrimination is being developed to analyse the domestic situation, set priorities, propose measures and focus efforts to improve the level of protection and promotion of human rights. 12. The law on freedom of religion guarantees that everyone has the right to freedom of religion or belief, including freedom to publicly profess, or not, a religion. Under the law, the following are all prohibited: attacks on religious officials; attacks on or damage done to religious buildings or the property of churches or religious communities; activities or actions aimed at the dissemination of religious hatred against any church or religious community, or its members; the denigration or ridiculing of any religion; the public use of symbols, signs and attributes or the name of a church or religious community without consent; incitement, encouragement or call for religious hatred and prejudices; and forcing a person to manifest a religion or belief. 13. Bosnia and Herzegovina has completed two basic agreements with the Holy See and the Serbian Orthodox Church and expects to sign an agreement with the Islamic community very soon. The Interreligious Council has started a project on the monitoring of and responses to attacks on religious sites and other holy sites. Brazil 14. The Secretariat for Human Rights holds hearings in different states, promotes dialogue between religious leaders, government and civil society and advocates for the right to freedom of religion or belief. It supports victims of religious intolerance and violence and seeks to improve the monitoring of violence. Created in 2014, the National Committee for Respect for Religious Diversity is composed of representatives of civil society and government, as recommended in the national plan for human rights: 5 state committees and 13 municipal committees are charged with promoting religious diversity. 15. A specific unit was created at the end of 2015 for followers of religions of African origin who are victims of religious discrimination and violence. The Government is also establishing a protection network for victims of religious intolerance and violence aimed at monitoring and following up on complaints. 16. There is a programme on television, which presents different religions and raises awareness based on concrete cases. Since 2001, the National Day for the Fight against Religious Intolerance has been celebrated on 21 January. In 2016, 20 Brazilian states organized events mobilizing people and bringing greater visibility to these issues. 17. Brazil reported on the training of civil servants in the executive, legislative and judicial branches, school management and professors and on the organization of public hearings with different ministries related to religious pluralism in the country. 3