A/72/171 69. When recognized for what it is outside of political rhetoric and considerations, the draft declaration on the right to international solidarity must be fully considered as crucial to addressing both the impacts of presentday global challenges, including the refugee and migration crises and the unabated horrors of terrorism and trafficking in persons. Notably, the draft declaration would anchor global partnerships in which international commitments would be nurtured and advanced. It would thus be instrumental to the successful completion of the 2030 Agenda. 70. As States seek to revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development, they must ground that partnership in human rights law and in respect for human rights principles, in particular equality, non-discrimination, participation, accountability, transparency, attention to marginalized and disadvantaged groups and the rule of law. In setting out a vision for a truly human rights-based approach to collective action at all levels, the draft declaration provides a basis for a partnership that is truly global and development that is truly sustainable. 17-12217 13/13