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28 Int'l J. Refugee L. 336 (2016)
One Humanity: Shared Responsibility: Report of the Secretary-General for the World Humanitarian Summit

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International Journal of Refugee Law, 2016, Vol. 28, No. 2, 336-346  a--
doi: 10. 1093/ijrl/eewO23                                       C(O)



                     One Humanity:

               Shared Responsibility


     Report of the Secretary-General for the

            World Humanitarian Summit


A/70/709, 2 February 2016
UN General Assembly, 70th Session, Item 73 (a)


                                Extract

    C. CORE RESPONSIBILITY THREE: LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND

    Honouring our commitment to leave no one behind requires reaching everyone in
                situations of conflict, disaster, vulnerability and risk.

  72. Leaving no one behind is a central aspiration of most political, ethical
     or religious codes and has always been at the heart of the humanitarian
     imperative. The pledge to leave no one behind is the central theme of the
     2030 Agenda and places a new obligation on us all to reach those in situ-
     ations of conflict, disaster, vulnerability and risk first so that they benefit
     from and contribute to sustainable long-term development. The World
     Humanitarian Summit provides a first test of the international communi-
     ty's commitment to transforming the lives of those most at risk of being
     left behind.

  73. One of the most visible consequences of conflict, violence and dis-
     asters has been the mass displacement of people within countries
     or across borders, often for protracted periods. Every day in 2014,
     conflicts and violence forced approximately 42,500 people to flee
     their homes and seek safety either internally or across borders. As a
     result, the number of internally displaced persons, refugees and asylum



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