A/HRC/22/65 (d) Swiftly adopt the bill on trafficking of people, particularly women and children, and publicize it widely throughout Haiti; 105. (e) Develop a proper children’s code; (f) Appoint juvenile judges in locations where there are no juvenile courts; Office of the Ombudsperson: (a) Ask the International Coordinating Committee of National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights to formalize the Office’s status as being in conformity with the Paris Principles; (b) Designate the Office to serve as a national protection mechanism under the Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention against Torture, once the Optional Protocol has been ratified by Haiti; Economic and social rights and the humanitarian situation 106. Right to food and food security: (a) Put the “Aba Grangou” programme against hunger and malnutrition on a permanent footing; (b) Support agricultural revitalization activities through technical assistance programmes designed to build capacity for marketing food products on local and international markets; (c) Reinforce programmes to reduce natural hazards and protect the most vulnerable; (d) Draw on the expertise of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to food; 107. Right to education: Continue to improve the education system by, for example, building suitable school premises, reducing the number of students in each class, providing suitable teaching materials, improving teacher training, and increasing the number of public schools; 108. Right to health care, and the cholera issue (a) Improve the Haitian health-care system by, for example, increasing the budget and reinstating free health services; (b) epidemic; Secure international assistance to combat the spread of the cholera (c) Throw light on the causes of the outbreak of the cholera epidemic and respond to any compensation requests from victims or their families; 109. Situation in the camps: (a) Appeal once more to the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing and the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons to share their expertise and experience with the Government of Haiti; (b) Conduct an analysis of the situation of persons who have left the camps; (c) Combat gender-based violence and sexual exploitation in the camps by following up on reported cases, granting access to the relevant services, improving procedures for receiving complaints, and punishing wrongdoers; 20 GE.13-10672