Recommendations (A/HRC/10/44/Add.2) Situation during visit in 2008 countries of origin. Information received in the reporting Steps taken in previous years and (See A/HRC/13/39/Add.6; A/HRC/16/52/Add.2A) period socially, psychologically and practically during the reflection period. Legal counselling is offered to potential victims of trafficking through outreach work. The range of protected accommodation in the reflection period has been expanded. Victims of trafficking can be accommodated in a crisis centre exclusively targeted to them, a crisis centre for victims of domestic violence, a women‘s crisis centre housing female asylum seekers and trafficked women under the Danish Red Cross, as well as a range of general asylum centres offering various possibilities for support and education. The national action plan to combat trafficking includes all victims and is monitored by the Danish Centre for Human Trafficking and discussed regularly in various coordination meetings at all levels. Special attention is given to children who are potentially trafficked. A screening is being carried out among unaccompanied minors and mechanisms are put in place for trafficked children. 21 The report is not finalised yet. 33 A/HRC/19/61/Add.3 Trafficking for labour exploitation gets special attention for the Centre for Human Trafficking in 2009 /2010. Different research projects are in plan. In relation to the Danish Au Pair-agreement it cannot be concluded that trafficking of human beings is taking place.21 There are indications of exploitation both in the recruiting phase and during the time with the host families but not to a degree amounting to human