Author: António Guterres
September/October 2008
Foreign Affairs
War and human rights violations are scattering millions of people across the world in search of safety. The international community needs to ensure that refugees and the internally displaced have access to the territory of other states. State sovereignty should not protect authoritarian governments as they terrorize and slaughter their citizens.
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