A/HRC/7/20 page 24 83. The international community is invited to take the following measures: − Emphasize more strongly the need for participatory and sustainable development in the country and highlight strategies for food security, while continuing to provide humanitarian aid on the basis that the aid must reach the target groups (“No access, No aid”), coupled with effective monitoring; − Respect the rights of refugees, particularly the principle of non-refoulement, abide by the human rights of migrants, and mitigate the severity of national immigration laws which might otherwise lead to the detention of refugees and of those seeking refuge; − Maximize dialogues with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to promote dispute resolution, and enlarge the space for human rights discourse and action, with relevant packages of incentives and graduated pressures, possibly linked with security guarantees, as appropriate; − Ensure a calibrated approach within the United Nations so as to have leverage to influence the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to respect human rights; − Address the impunity factor through a variety of entry points substantively, whether in terms of State responsibility and/or individual criminal responsibility. -----