Thank you.
Let me continue along that train of thought. Clearly neighbouring countries are already strained. We're seeing another mass outflow. It could reach a point where it destabilizes neighbouring countries as well. Your agency has an unenviable task of trying to figure out how to deal with the refugees, but the UN body itself seems to be unable to act.
Where I'm heading is that back at the 2005 World Summit there was an outcome document that talked about the responsibility to protect—that state sovereignty is a responsibility and that the responsibility for protecting citizens is the responsibility of the state; however, there is a residual responsibility of the broader community of states when crimes against humanity occur. I believe crimes against humanity have been documented. The UN document talks about timely and decisive action and manifest failure. In the case of Venezuela, the case has been made that they are, in fact, the perpetrators, the victimizers, the cause of crimes against humanity.
When will the discussion about the responsibility to protect kick in?