A/HRC/29/41 (d) Harmonize national legislation with the provisions of the Convention against Torture and ensure that torture is criminalized and recognized as a nonderogable human right; (e) Monitor and implement all the recommendations made by human rights mechanisms, including those contained in the concluding observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and the Committee on the Rights of the Child and those made by the Special Rapporteur and the commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea, and disseminate those recommendations in the main local languages publicly and widely. 78. The international community should: (a) Provide the Government of Eritrea with assistance to enhance its ability to meet its social housing needs though targeted programmes; (b) Continue unfailingly to ask questions about the root causes of egregious human rights violations in Eritrea; (c) Seek tangible results to improve the human rights landscape in Eritrea and not be satisfied with vague promises; (d) Press for the release of the members of the G-15 group and the journalists arrested in 2001 and all other political prisoners, including Mr. Ali Omaro; (e) Promote legitimate channels of migration from Eritrea so as to reduce clandestine channels and promote inter-State cooperation to counter human smuggling and trafficking; (f) Develop detection and follow-up mechanisms to identify and protect unaccompanied migrant children; (g) Provide immediate care and protection to child victims of trafficking, including protection from secondary victimization, which can result from administrative and other proceedings, in view of their vulnerability; (h) Ensure that protection from human rights violations and a victimoriented approach is at the heart of any anti-trafficking operations and that such operations are tempered with humanity. 21