11. Calls upon all participating States, in particular those receiving large numbers ofUkrainian refugees, to make full use of ODIHR’s updated handbook on NationalReferral Mechanisms and to continue to develop and support actions to raiseawareness and protect Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced persons fromfalling prey to human traffickers;

12. Calls on relevant OSCE structures to collect evidence of possible war crimes,crimes against humanity, genocide, or violations of international human rightslaw in Ukraine for use in future legal proceedings;

13. Calls for further addressing during Human Dimension events, throughmeaningful and relevant discussions, the most topical humanitarian issues andhuman rights violations and abuses in the OSCE area, including in particularthose stemming from the Russian aggression against Ukraine;

14. Welcomes with appreciation the activity of civil society, and looks forward to itsfurther involvement in discussions during Human Dimension events;

15. Reaffirms its full support for the independent mandate of the OSCE autonomousInstitutions;

16. Recommits to supporting all efforts aimed at the promotion and protection ofhuman rights and fundamental freedoms and the development of democraticinstitutions in the OSCE area.

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