National responsibility and internal displacement: a framework for action

Human Rights, Global Governance, International Organizations, United Nations

Erin Mooney, Deputy Director

Forced Migration Review

October 01, 2005 —

National authorities have primary responsibility for protecting and assisting their internally displaced populations. But what, specifically, does this responsibility entail?

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