A/HRC/56/60 reproductive and sexual health services and psychosocial assistance, and safe accommodation for victims of trafficking, regardless of the migration status of victims and without such assistance being conditional on cooperation in criminal justice proceedings; (i) Ensure that the rights of victims of trafficking with disabilities are respected and fulfilled, through accessible information, assistance and protection services, and measures to ensure effective access to justice. Such assistance and protection measures should not be conditional on cooperation with criminal justice investigations; (j) Ensure effective access to asylum and other forms of international protection, without discrimination on grounds of migration status, nationality, race or other grounds, and pathways of admission and stay, recognizing the humanitarian needs and rights of victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking; (k) Provide access to statelessness determination procedures and grant legal status and protection to stateless victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking; (l) Recalling the importance of partnerships with civil society actors, ensure an enabling environment for civil society and human rights defenders, recognizing their significant role in search and rescue, the provision of assistance to victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking and the prevention of trafficking at sea; (m) Provide legal aid and early legal assistance on disembarkation to trafficking victims, strengthening access to justice for all, taking into account age, gender and disability, among other relevant factors; (n) Ensure provision of sufficient financial and other resources for host communities, local authorities in ports and coastal areas where disembarkations take place, to ensure protection of the rights of victims of trafficking, including adequate resourcing of child protection services, and dedicated accommodation for victims; (o) Take all necessary measures to identify, assist and protect child victims of trafficking and children at risk of trafficking, in accordance with the principle of non-discrimination, ensuring the best interests of the child as a priority in all measures to combat trafficking. Such measures should include ensuring effective access to child protection services on disembarkation. For unaccompanied and separated children, such measures must include timely appointment of guardians, safe accommodation, legal assistance, access to asylum or other international protection, rights-based family reunification, child-sensitive investigations and access to justice. In cases of disputes about age, a presumption of childhood should operate; (p) Ensure provision of trained and qualified professional staff among members of the naval forces, coastguards and other entities responsible for coordinating or conducting rescue at sea, to identify victims of trafficking in a timely manner and ensure access to assistance and protection services, without discrimination; (q) Ensure that the rights of victims of trafficking to privacy are ensured, respecting international human rights law; (r) Recalling that trafficking in persons is a form of gender-based violence, and a form of sexual violence in conflict, and recalling Security Council resolution 2467 (2019), ensure the provision of survivor-centred measures to combat trafficking in persons, assistance to and protection of victims and persons at risk, as well as meaningful engagement with survivors in the design and implementation of such measures; (s) Strengthen measures to ensure effective investigations of the serious human rights violation and serious crime of trafficking in persons, recalling that trafficking in persons is also an international crime and ensuring investigations into State and non-State actors who may be engaged in or complicit in trafficking in persons; (t) Where material or other assistance and resources are provided to States to carry out search and rescue operations, ensure that all measures are taken to comply GE.24-06692 17