A/HRC/41/38 particularly restrictions that require women or girls to obtain permission from male family members in order to travel; (p) Strengthen State oversight and monitoring of private recruitment agencies and brokers to ensure that overseas employment programmes and work permits are administered in a manner that respects gender equality and the rights of migrant women; (q) Ensure that migrant women have equal access to legal remedies and complaint mechanisms, and provide legal, vocational, medical and psychological assistance to victims of trafficking, particularly female victims; (r) Ensure that migrant women and girls have access to education, social protection, health care, including reproductive health care, and other basic services; (s) Establish firewalls between public service providers and immigration authorities to allow access to justice for migrant women and girls without fear of being reported, detained or deported; (t) Invest in and support the capacity of national agencies to collect and use sex- and age-disaggregated data on migrants regardless of their migratory status, and support research initiatives to better understand the impact of migration on women and girls; (u) Conduct awareness-raising campaigns to better uphold the dignity of migrant women and girls, and to highlight their social and economic contributions to society; (v) Include the protection of the rights of migrant women and girls on the agenda of intergovernmental dialogues on migration-related issues at the global, regional and bilateral levels. 20