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INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT: A GLOBAL OVERVIEW [PDF]
Refugee Survey Quarterly, 2000 Internal displacement caused by violent conflicts, systematic violations of human rights and other traumas is truly a global crisis, affecting an estimated 20 to 25 million people in over forty countries. Some five million internally displaced persons can be found in Asia.
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International Monetary Fund and Aid Displacement
International Journal of Health Services, 2011Several recent papers find evidence that global health aid is being diverted to reserves, education, military, or other sectors, and is displacing government spending. This is suggested to occur because ministers of finance have competing, possibly corrupt, priorities and deprive the health sector of resources.
Sanjay Basu +2 more
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Internal Fixation of Displaced Fractures of the Sacrum
Clinical Orthopaedics & Related Research, 1996The results of internal fixation in 30 patients with displaced fractures of the sacrum were retrospectively reviewed. All fractures were displaced at least 1 cm. Neurologic injuries occurred in 40% (12 of 30) patients. In 17 patients who underwent open reduction, the preoperative displacement averaged 24 mm and the postoperative displacement averaged 4
James A. Goulet +4 more
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The legal protection of internally displaced persons
2005As demonstrated in the previous chapter, the concept of internal displacement needs to be distinguished from the concept of refugeehood. Refugees are covered by an ‘established’ regime of protection, but internally displaced persons, because they remain within the borders of their state, cannot benefit from it.
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The Internally Displaced in Lebanon* [PDF]
Center for Migration Studies special issues, 1994 Selim Abou +9 more
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Refugees and Internally Displaced People
2007Millions of refugees and internally displaced people (IDP) reflect the human consequences of armed conflicts and disasters around the world. These individuals, families, communities, and societies suffer from conditions of war and violence, all of which can be considered human rights violations, including torture, rape, abductions, sexual violation ...
Nancy Baron +2 more
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Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
2017Abstract This chapter examines the roles, functions, achievements, and failures of the principal international organization — the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) — to protect refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), and to find solutions to their plight.
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Internal displacement and the conflict in Abkhazia
International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 1995AbstractIn the internal displacement crisis arising from the secessionist armed conflict in Abkhazia, Georgia, ethnic Georgians are the principal victims. They have been displaced from Abkhazia by a policy of ethnic cleansing which, though perhaps not fully developed at the time of the actual displacement, has rendered the area ethnically homogeneous ...
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A new book on internal and international displacement
Journal of Internal DisplacementIn May 2022, an exam copy of Ulrike Krause’s book Difficult Life in a Refugee Camp: Gender, Violence, and Coping in Uganda was received after an initial hesitation from Cambridge University Press. Their concern was that a request for an exam copy is subject to an instructor teaching a course wherein students taking their course will ...
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