A/HRC/56/60 with international human rights and international refugee law, including in relation to trafficking in persons; (u) Ensure that disembarkation is facilitated to places of safety, recalling that designation of a place of safety requires ensuring compliance with international human rights law, including obligations to identify, assist and protect victims of trafficking and to prevent trafficking in persons; (v) Ensure effective implementation of the obligation of non-refoulement and prohibition of collective expulsions, recognizing the obligation to provide individualized assessments of risk and protection needs for all victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking; (w) Strengthen capacity of all maritime and law enforcement actors to combat technology-facilitated trafficking at sea, including effective prevention and accountability measures; (x) Strengthen measures to ensure access to justice and effective remedies for victims of trafficking, including through legal assistance and by ensuring the independence of judges and lawyers; (y) Take measures to combat corruption by State actors complicit in or directly engaged in trafficking in persons and ensure accountability; (z) Ensure respect and protection of the rights of victims of trafficking and their relatives who are also victims of enforced disappearances, including rights to truth and justice, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition. 61. To United Nations entities and other international organizations, international courts and tribunals: (a) Ensure training and provision of trained and qualified personnel to identify, assist and protect victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking, at sea and on disembarkation in all reception settings; (b) Ensure meaningful engagement with survivors of victims of trafficking and support for their roles in design and implementation of measures to combat trafficking in persons; (c) Revise and update standards and guidelines for the protection of refugees and migrants moving by sea, to include standards and guidelines specifically relating to victims of trafficking and persons at risk of trafficking, such as the “Rescue at sea: a guide to principles and practice as applied to refugees and migrants”;75 (d) Ensure that United Nations-mandated accountability processes, such as investigative and fact-finding processes, specifically address the obligations of accountability relating to trafficking in persons, including in the context of mixed migration at sea. 75 18 International Maritime Organization, International Chamber of Shipping and UNHCR, “Rescue at sea: a guide to principles and practice as applied to refugees and migrants” (2015). GE.24-06692