On August 25, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (UNCERD) issued its findings on India after reviewing the country's human rights record. The review also covered Finland, Honduras, and Kuwait. The committee said it was "gravely concerned" about "reports of large-scale violations perpetrated by law enforcement officials against ethnic, and ethno-religious groups indigenous and Tribal peoples, including Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, particularly Dalits and non-citizens". The committee said India's law enforcement officials had carried out "extra-judicial killings, arbitrary and prolonged detention without due process, torture, ill-treatment and sexual violence" against these groups. It also urged India to address hate speech and hate crimes.