While the humanitarian reset has pushed towards the hyper-prioritization of life-saving assistance, questions arise of where this leaves us on our long-term responsibilities. With justice and accountability being two foundational pillars of rights-based humanitarian action, are we in danger of losing sight of advancing human rights, legal protection and justice for people who have experienced violence and displacement? Anchored in the roots of protection action, this session will reflect on how legal protection directly relates to rights to food, shelter, health and education in humanitarian settings and how we balance long-term protection accountability and justice in humanitarian action, including at a time of accelerated humanitarian exits and transitions. It will draw upon experiences from various actors and contexts.
Speakers - to be added shortly
Interpretation will be provided in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.
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