A/HRC/17/33/Add.2 95. Concerning remittances, the Government should promote among the households receiving remittances the necessary capacity to invest in sustainable income-generating activities. It should also promote and strengthen the involvement of the Senegalese diaspora in the development of the country, including by improving the support given to returnees and by enhancing the institutional environment for economic development. 96. Concerning unaccompanied minors, the Government of Senegal and Spain should make the implementation of the bilateral readmission agreement transparent and allow for independent monitoring. These Governments should also cooperate in the return of unaccompanied children when the decision to return has been taken in conformity with the children’s best interest, including with regard to aspects requiring international protection, and whether adequate care and integration arrangements can be guaranteed upon return. 97. The Government should ensure that migration strategies and policies take into account the special protection needs of asylum-seekers and refugees. For instance, it should put in place systems of referrals between the immigration services and the National Eligibility Commission, which deals with refugee status determination. Concerning Mauritanian refugees, the Government should resume the registration exercise so that they can be provided with proper identification documents and have full access to health, educational and other services. 98. Concerning trafficking and smuggling, the Government should ensure that the new draft law on trafficking and smuggling of migrants is in conformity with international human rights standards and that, upon adoption, it is swiftly implemented. The Government should also step up efforts to prosecute traffickers and to identify and protect all victims of trafficking. 99. Concerning particularly vulnerable children, including those forced to beg, the Government should ensure the swift implementation of the strategic plan concerning the education and protection of children who are begging or who are not in school. It should also adopt immediately the decree regulating the opening and functioning of religious schools and establish mechanisms to monitor its implementation. The Government should also implement the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC/C/SEN/CO/2) in order to stop the practice of using talibés (children sent to live and study at a religious school) for private economic gain and to bring to justice the perpetrators of that practice. 21