Donor neglect is the primary cause of the humanitarian crisis in Chad's camps

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Humanitarian aid obstruction should trigger sanctions without requiring proof of a war crime

UNHCR should prioritise assistance to the most vulnerable refugees over maintaining its geographic reach

Countries have a moral obligation to accept refugees

Wealthy countries should accept more refugees when funding cuts weaken protection in host countries

Core refugee assistance should be financed through mandatory state contributions rather than voluntary donations

Refugee-hosting states should retain responsibility for essential services when UNHCR withdraws support

Russia and Ukraine should negotiate reciprocal protection of civilian digital infrastructure

Civilian dependence on cloud services makes attacks on commercial data centres strategically counterproductive

Climate-related displacement should create a right to international protection

Foreign governments should sanction RSF commanders implicated in attacks on civilians

Sanctions against commanders implicated in civilian attacks should take priority over securing their participation in peace negotiations

International donors should fund armed protection for humanitarian convoys in Sudan

Houthi attacks on civilian airports justify military action against their launch capabilities

Russia's attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure constitute a campaign against the civilian population

Expanding airstrikes into Houthi-held cities will deepen civilian harm in Yemen

Attacking Aden airport threatens essential civilian access to non-Houthi Yemen

Communities should be able to reject planned relocation even when governments judge staying unsafe

Migration can be a successful response to climate change, not a failure to adapt

People who cannot afford to leave climate-dangerous areas deserve more attention than those who can

Countries most responsible for climate change should accept more people displaced by its effects