Rights have no borders: Worldwide internal displacement

By:

Davies, W. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Norway Norwegian Refugee Council 1998Description: xiv, 123pISBN:

82-7411-064-1

Subject(s):

Refugees|Politics|Human Rights|Internationality

LOC classification:

HV 640 .R5

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Examines the possibilities of how to protect and assist internally displaced people despite the legal, political and socioeconomic factors that complicate the process. The papers presented in this book discuss these complications in relation to human rights and how refugees? rights are infringed on and abused by governments and international aid agencies. The text discusses the emergence of internal displacement and how different countries have dealt with it including research papers, a summary of action points is also provided.

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