and to increase the information capacity related to the issue of illegal migration, to build and operationalize the legislative framework in support of activities to combat it, as well as to strengthen regional cooperation in order to mobilize capacity to combat this phenomenon. In this context, cooperation is being carried out between the national stakeholders and the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees in Egypt to provide social workers for unaccompanied children who apply for registration in UNHCR and to ensure that they are provided with the necessary services. 7. Egypt is also working to strengthen cooperation at the regional and international levels to combat the phenomena of illegal migration and trafficking in human beings, where it is leading the African Union-Horn of Africa initiative to prevent and combat the smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings. In Luxor in November 2017, it hosted a tripartite meeting of the three regional processes in the area of combating the smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings, namely the Rabat and Khartoum processes and the African Union-Horn of Africa initiative, where emphasis was placed on the illegal migration of unaccompanied minors d. Trafficking in Humans 1. Consistent with its commitment under Article 5 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples ' Rights, Egypt emphasizes the importance of the issue of trafficking in human beings, and has been and continues to be a pioneer in combating all forms of slavery, slavery-like practices, slavery and forced labor from the end of the nineteenth century and the beginnings of the last century. In this spirit, Egypt has actively participated in the drafting and preparation of international documents and conventions designed to criminalize and combat those practices and to join them. It has also contributed to all international and regional conventions and resolutions designed to protect human rights and fundamental freedoms and has formulated standards that address new issues and problems related to the violation of human rights facing the international and national community, including multiple forms of crime Transnational organization, foremost among which is trafficking in human beings. 2. The Public Prosecutor's Office and the judicial authorities are competent to initiate cases of trafficking in human beings in accordance with Law No. 64 of 2010. Egypt is keen to respect 92