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Drafted by the Public Housing Association of Residents (PHAR) and the Legal Aid Justice Center, this document guarantees rights and opportunities for residents in the redevelopment process, foremost among them the right to live free from the fear of long-term displacement or homelessness as a result of redevelopment.— CvilleDave
While their evacuation was expected to be brief, with a gradual return by next week, the displacement was a complicated event and a particular concern for a fragile population.— Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
Humanitarian responses to both acute and long-term displacement are often hampered by a lack of access to the affected people due to ongoing conflicts and persistent threats, including the targeting of humanitarian workers and assets, the report noted.— Mathaba Highlights Briefing
Michael Hickey: Half the displacement are the renters.— City Limits - Weekly Articles
In 2008, Sudan continued to cope with the countrywide effects of conflict, displacement, and insecurity.

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