A/HRC/28/76 104. Taking into account that rescue, relief and recovery actions will depend on the context on the ground, humanitarian action may sometimes be at risk of infringing or violating the human rights of the affected people, thus contravening the “do no harm” principle. For that reason, plans for emergency preparedness and humanitarian aid should be based on the human rights framework in order to prevent the living conditions of the affected population from worsening during the delivery of humanitarian assistance. 23