A/HRC/26/18 compensation, rehabilitation and recovery, and new paragraphs on the remedies of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition. 46. Section IV (on the right to remedy for child victims of trafficking) clarifies the additional elements necessary to ensure a human rights-based approach for trafficked children, including the scope of the requirement to give due weight to a child’s views. IX. Conclusions 47. The Office of the High Commissioner thanks the Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in persons for the fruitful collaboration in convening and organizing the regional consultations, in fulfilment of the mandate provided by Human Rights Council resolution 20/1. 48. In the light of the interest raised among Member States and the numerous inputs received during the consultation process, OHCHR welcomes the basic principles and encourages the Human Rights Council to consider endorsing them with a view to Member States incorporating the principles into their domestic legal framework so that these can become a living tool for practitioners in their daily antitrafficking work. 11