Fix the following resolution flaws:
Committee: SOCHUM 

Topic: Homophobic Hate Crimes
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Main Submitter:Netherlands
Co-Submitters: Australia, Israel, Argentina
Sponsors : France, China 
Signatories: South Africa, Canada, Germany, Japan, USA

The Social, Humanitarian & Cultural Issues,

Deeply concerned about the prevalence of homophobic hate crimes worldwide,

Recognizing the sovereignty of each nation’s stance on the issue, and their right to determine their own extent of education 

Noting that "homophobic hate crimes" as any criminal act, whether physical, verbal, or psychological, committed against individuals on the basis of their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity, resulting in harm, injury, or death;

Reaffirming the commitment of the urgency of addressing this issue and promoting the rights of all individuals, irrespective of their sexual orientation or gender identity,

Appreciating the progress made through legislation, public awareness programs, reporting mechanisms, and specialized police units in reducing hate crimes in general,

Acknowledging the need for international cooperation and collective action to effectively address and prevent homophobic, racial and religious hate crimes,

Calls upon all nations to enact comprehensive legislation to combat and prevent all forms of hate crimes, including those based on sexual orientation or gender identity, ensuring the protection of all groups regardless of gender, race, or ideology,

Encourages all member states to promote equality before the law, without bias or misinformation, by ensuring that legal defense is accessible and fair to all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity

Recalling Universal Declaration of Human Rights to approach legal proceedings without bias, treating all individuals involved with respect and dignity, ensuring fair and just outcomes;

Urges all member states to ensure that law enforcement agencies are trained to handle hate crimes effectively, especially with violence. with zero discrimination and equal treatment for all individuals, irrespective of their sexual orientation or gender identity;
law enforcement officers must complete highschool education as a minimum
law enforcement officers are encouraged to complete a basic academy training, and law enforcement agencies are encouraged to follow a training plan for disciplined law enforcement officers in order to promote a sense of justice no matter  the race, gender or age
Officers must be taught basic disarmament skills with firearms, edged weapons, blunt objects, and unarmed combat
Officers must be taught how to use a firearm in case of an emergency
Officers must be literate, with academic training teaching said officers to read and write
Officers must be educated and informed that all members of society are to be treated equally
Officers are to be deployed to their respective hometowns, unless they request to move
Discipline must be kept with each week a check up is encouraged to check discipline of law enforcement officers with drug tests to see if any officer has been using illegal drugs
The pay for said officers must be fair to each officer, enough for officers to survive and provide for their families to encourage loyalty and disencourage bribery
Emphasizes the importance of public awareness campaigns that encourage, and educate how every human is the same, no matter their orientation or ideals, and must be treated with at least human decency including but not limited to campaigns and events
Calls for the establishment of a United Nations news source dedicated to reporting on human rights issues, including the situation of marginalized and oppressed groups, to provide accurate information and foster informed public discourse via a news source;
The news source shall be under the guidance and oversight of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC),
The UNHRC shall establish a supervisory board to oversee the operations, editorial policies, and guidelines of the news source, and to ensure that the news source remains independent and free from any undue influence,
The supervisory board shall consist of experts in human rights, journalism, media ethics, and international law, and shall be responsible for ensuring that the news source upholds the highest standards of accuracy, fairness, and impartiality in all of its reporting;
An expert committee composed of members from each UN recognized regional group will be tasked with selecting a diverse range of news agencies to contribute to the news source. Each regional group shall have two members on the committee
The expert committee shall prioritize selecting news agencies that have a proven track record of reporting on human rights issues, including marginalized and oppressed groups, and shall conduct a thorough review of each agency’s editorial policies, internal governance, and financial structure before making a selection,
The expert committee shall also prioritize selecting news agencies from diverse regions, cultures, and languages to ensure that the news source can provide a truly global perspective on human rights issues,
The news source will prioritize coverage of issues affecting marginalized and oppressed groups, and will be required to adhere to international principles of journalistic ethics and human rights standards,
The news source shall have a dedicated team of reporters, editors, and fact-checkers who are trained in human rights reporting and are committed to adhering to the highest standards of journalistic ethics and integrity.
The news source shall also establish partnerships with civil society organizations, grassroots activists, and human rights defenders to ensure that its reporting accurately reflects the needs and perspectives of marginalized and oppressed groups around the world.
Invites the United Nations Human Rights Council to monitor and report on the progress made by member states in combating homophobic hate crimes and ensuring fairness in their legal systems, utilizing a dedicated UN news source for dissemination of information;
Proposes the presence of crime on all sides of the issue and believes that the proposed measures, including the platform for information dissemination, can contribute to addressing and resolving these issues;
the addressing of information is not to spread “homosexual propaganda” as so many nations call it, but meant to raise awareness of current situations that have occurred
resolving issues may be delayed, and done step by step through a plan spanning to the maximum of 20-30 years if needed
Acknowledges the ubiquity of crime that exists on all sides of the sides involved and believes that the implementation of the aforementioned proposal can address and solve all of those issues 
Calls for a revision of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to be more specific regarding LGBTQ+ rights
Encourages nations to establish a platform where hate crimes can be reported including but not limited to working with police units, and entrusted news agencies,. by the citizens of each nation so that hate criminals can be easily and properly prosecuted in the hopes that hate crimes will be discouraged in the future
Understands that nations may need some time to react and to discuss among their parliamentary systems, and not every nation can achieve every act possible due to cultural backgrounds; 
cultural backgrounds may interfere with legal protections with certain groups, and certain groups need time to change and reconsider decisions of legal protection
The UN will attempt to get rights spread to every member state, while being open to compromise temporarily for member states to transition from many legislations
The UN however encourages all member nations to revise or reconsider laws that are oppressive or discriminatory for peoples of various sexual orientations
Acknowledges the potential benefits and harms of political parties across the ideological spectrum, and emphasizes that the proposed solution aims to address and find agreement among all parties involved;
due to many various reasons, nations may need time to reconsider their legislations regarding legal protection for certain groups, but under the member states’ request, negotiations may be available for certain situations,
Decides to remain neutral in the case of the LGBTQ community due to international relations and geopolitical reasons,
maintain a stance of impartiality concerning matters pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community, taking into account considerations of international relations and geopolitical dynamics;
Encourage the establishment of cultural exchange programmes and a United nations summit in order to better the understanding of the issue globally
The extent of the cultural exchange on the notion of understanding the intricacies of multinational approaches to the LBTQ should be of a respective and individual basis	
The proposition brought forth by any of these programs shall not infringe upon the cultural and religious practices that exist in the respective country
Any form of infringement and failure to follow protocol will result in the legal and apprehensive actions from the law enforcements of Clause 1
The cultural programs established in place are to have comprehensive and thorough data collection protocols and thorough consent procedures for the ethical and legal acquisition of data
The data is to be used to further the extent of knowledge and understanding of the LGBT community, which is to be provided to the news source of Clause 3 respectively
Decides to remain actively seized on the matter.