1 2. Refuse entry to evict a person from any establishment, facilities or 2 utilities that are open to the general public, such as but not limited to 3 restaurants, bars, hotels, shopping malls, solely or partly on the basis 4 of the grounds listed in Section 4; 3. Cause undue and unjust deferral of services or provision of inferior 5 6 services to persons due to the grounds in Section 4; and 7 There is discrimination if the acts above are committed against 8 organizations or groups of persons based on the grounds identified in 9 Section 4. 10 f. Denial o f rights to organize - it shall be unlawful to prohibit, prevent, or 11 revoke the accreditation, formal recognition, and/or registration of any 12 organization, 13 educational institutions, workplaces, communities, and other settings, 14 based partly or solely on the grounds provided for in Section 4. 15 Discrimination is also committed when additional requirements beyond the 16 customary are imposed directly or indirectly due to the grounds stipulated 17 in Section 4. group, political party, institution or establishment, in 18 g. Inflicting harm on health and well-being - it shall be unlawful to subject 19 any person, w ithout consent, to any unnecessary medical or physical 20 examination, psychological treatment, faith based practices, and other 21 similar procedures based solely or partly on any of the grounds referred to 22 in Section 4 that aim to change identity or physical attributes or impose 23 behavior or expressions. 24 h. Engaging in profiling - it shall be illegal for any person, including members 25 of the military and law enforcement agencies, to engage in profiling based 26 solely or partly on the grounds included in Section 4. 27 i. Abuses b y State and Non-State actors - it shall be unlawful for any 28 government agencies, including local government units, police, military, 29 and immigration, to harass verbally or physically, to curtail freedom of 30 movement, or to extort from a person or a group pf persons on the basis