62 : RIGHTS OF THE VULNERABLE 4) Repatriation and Reintegration • lyce effective action to ensure safe and voluntary return of trafficked women to their home/communities. • Suggest measures/programmes to facilitate voluntary repatriation of trafficked women into their chosen commimities. • Provide support to NGOs that have developed programmes to assist the safe repatriation and reintegration of trafficked women. • Suggest provision of education, skills training and employment assistance to trafficked women in order to prevent re-trafficking. • Suggest suitable measures for recovery of women subjected to violence including sexual harassment at the work place. 6.20 It is believed that the designation of the Focal Point, with the terms of reference indicated above, will greatly strengthen the capacity of the Commission to deal coherently with issues relating to the human rights of women, including the vexed question of trafficking, which is increasingly menacing the lives of women and children in this country, as indeed. In other parts of the world. D] Combating Sexual Harassment of Women at the Work Place 6.21 In the course of the year under review, the Commission received a nmnber of complaints alleging sexual harassment at the work place. It therefore considered it essential not only to deal with the individual complaints and provide redressal in those instances, but also to take up the issue of sexual harassment at the work place more broadly, as it constituted an unacceptable and too frequent violation of human rights that had to be addressed comprehensively. 6.22 In particular, the Commission observed that the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court in its landmark judgement in the case ofVishaka vs. State of Rajasthan NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION