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Jones L et al. – People with severe mental disorders are a neglected and vulnerable group in complex emergencies. The authors have identified some persisting problems locally, nationally, and internationally, and suggest some solutions. Protection and care of people with severe mental disorders in complex emergencies is a humanitarian responsibility.

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