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Internal displacement in the Northern Triangle

of Central America

Hundreds of thousands of people in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras—a region known as the Northern Triangle—have been internally displaced as a consequence of widespread violence. Those people are particularly vulnerable, as they flee within their own countries in search of protection and safety.

 

Women, children, older adults, indigenous peoples and Afro-descendant communities are disproportionately affected by this phenomenon.

 

The aim of this report is to provide a practical tool to formulate public policy with a human rights approach to address internal forced displacement.

Adrián Acevedo

El desplazamiento

Displacement:

Causes

Impact

Best Practices

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Estàndares

Guidelines for the formulation of public policies

Public

institutions

1

Recognition and protection of rights

4

Humanitarian assistance

7

Social

participation

10

Gathering data and disseminating information

2

An approach that takes gender and diversity into consideration

5

Return, resettlement and local integration

8

Sustainability

and budget

11

Prevention measures

3

Protecting groups that have historically suffered discrimination

6

Access

to justice

9

Regional and international cooperation

12

Lineamientos

Adrián Acevedo

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Handbook

This guide presents, in a didactic way, the main recommendations related to the formulation of public policies to address the problem of forced displacement in the Northern Triangle of Central America of human rights.

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