A/HRC/53/26/Add.3 (ii) Promote the extensive use of the migration database and ensure that it is kept up-to-date with accurate and disaggregated information; H. Women migrant workers (jj) Promote gender-responsive, bilateral, regional and international cooperation in the field of migration with countries of destination; (kk) Increase the inclusion of women migrant workers in social protection policies and make the benefits better known and more easily accessible to them; (ll) Improve access to justice for women migrant workers, both in Bangladesh and abroad, to enable effective remedies for human rights violations and compensation for wage theft; (mm) Undertake specific efforts to provide health care to returnees, especially to women migrants; (nn) Support public awareness-raising campaigns to combat gender-based discrimination against women migrant workers in the country at every level; (oo) Strengthen protection, particularly of women migrant workers, against trafficking and ensure predeparture orientation address the particular risks experienced by migrant women; I. Situation of Rohingya refugees (pp) Adjust its policies on livelihoods, movement and education, to help to ensure that Rohingya refugees have access to the necessary tools for rebuilding their lives; (qq) Facilitate the support and assistance required for the improvement of housing conditions in the camps, to strengthen structures against climate disasters and other threats; (rr) education; Create opportunities for Rohingya to gain access to formal, accredited (ss) Strengthen the protection of the camp population, including from criminal elements and harassment and mistreatment by camp officials; (tt) Continue to ensure that relocation movements of Rohingya refugees to Bhasan Char is undertaken on a voluntary basis and improve the system to facilitate regular movements to and from the mainland for family, medical, livelihood and other reasons; (uu) Establish the necessary safeguards to ensure respect for the principle of non-refoulement and access to territory and protect all refugees against rejection at the border and forcible returns; (vv) Strengthen response efforts, including through dialogue and cooperation with other countries, to ensure that responsibility is taken to respond to boats in distress; (ww) Encourage greater regional and international cooperation to respond to refugee boats in distress, including coordinated search-and-rescue operations and timely disembarkation at the nearest safe port. J. Donors 119. Donors should increase funding to meet the massive needs of the Rohingya refugee population and offer Bangladesh additional funding and support for host communities, if restrictions are lifted and conditions improved. GE.23-08750 19