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1 - The Ethical Responsibility to Welcome Refugees

from VI - People on the Move: The Challenge of the Twenty-first Century

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 August 2017

Silvano M. Tomasi
Assisted by
Antoine Abi Ghanem ,
Vincenzo Buonomo ,
Richard Gyhra ,
Carlo Maria Marenghi ,
Stefano Saldi  and
Robert J. Vitillo
Silvano M. Tomasi
Affiliation:
Holy See to the UN and other International Organizations
Antoine Abi Ghanem
Affiliation:
Attaché for Disarmament and Security Affairs at the Holy See Mission
Vincenzo Buonomo
Affiliation:
Pontificia Universita Lateranese
Richard Gyhra
Affiliation:
Holy See Mission to the UN
Carlo Maria Marenghi
Affiliation:
Holy See Mission to the UN
Stefano Saldi
Affiliation:
Holy See Mission to the UN
Robert J. Vitillo
Affiliation:
Holy See Mission to the UN
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The Vatican in the Family of Nations
Diplomatic Actions of the Holy See at the UN and other International Organizations in Geneva
 , pp. 696 - 762
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2017

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