 The children who are sexually exploited are provided with adequate psychological support when found and families provided with financial assistance to help address the causes of child exploitation. Sale and Trafficking 38. Concerning trafficking, the Committee notes the enactment of the Human Trafficking Act 2005 to deal with issues relating to child trafficking and punish offenders along with the establishment of an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit within the Ghana Police Service to deal with cases of trafficking. The Committee recommends that the Palermo Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons along with bilateral and multilateral agreements is implemented. The Committee also recommends that:  Adequate budget is allocated to the Government institutions dealing with trafficked children;  Provide training to law enforcement officers and social workers on identifying and treating cases of child trafficking;  children separated from their families due to trafficking should be included in the LEAP programme and such children provided with adequate counselling services to help them recover. Children of Imprisoned Mothers 39. The Committee notes efforts by the State Party to prevent children being imprisoned with their mothers. The Committee recommends th at:  The pilot at Nsawam Prisons should be rapidly rolled out to ensure that children do not be imprisoned with their mothers.  The guidelines are developed to guide the operations of these pilot units to protect the best interest of the child;  Encourages the State Party to consider the Committee’s General Comment No. 1 on article 30 of the Charter to be guided on the protection of children whose parents or caregivers are imprisoned. G. Responsibilities of the Child 40. The Committee calls upon the State Party to assist children become responsible citizens who work to safeguard the integrity of their nation and continent. They should be educated about their responsibilities in the family and their community so that they can develop a spirit of accountability. H. Conclusion 41. The African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child appreciates with satisfaction the efforts invested by the Government of Ghana 12