PART 2.2 women and children, contrary to human rights standards. A human rights-based approach to trafficking requires States and others engaged in responding to trafficking-related vulnerabilities to ensure that their actions promote the human rights of the individuals and groups who are the target of their interventions. Important guidance in this context is provided by the measures proposed in the discussion under Principle 3 and related guidelines, in relation to the prohibition 116 on discrimination; the right to freedom of movement; and the right to seek and receive asylum from persecution. SEE FURTHER: • Treatment of women: part 1, section 4.2; part 2.1, section 1.4.1; part 2.2, section 5.4 • Treatment of children: part 2.1, section 1.4.2; part 2.2, section 5.5; part 2.3, sections 10.110.4 • Treatment of refugees, asylum-seekers and IDPs: part 2.1, sections 1.4.4, 3.4 RECOMMENDED PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING