War does not end when the guns fall silent. Long after borders shift and treaties are signed, millions remain without homes, protection, or even a nationality to call their own. In the Human Rights Council, delegates will confront one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges of our time, where conflict, displacement, and identity intersect with international law and state responsibility. Balancing sovereignty with human dignity, members must navigate complex political realities while striving to protect those left most vulnerable. In a world where every decision shapes countless lives, the question remains: who bears the responsibility when people no longer have a place to belong?