For practical reasons, the rights addressing the specific needs of displaced persons that have to be fulfilled in order to guarantee the protection and assistance of the IDPs can be divided into four categories, namely (i) rights related to physical security and integrity (e.g. right to life, freedom from torture and cruel and inhuman treatment, assault, arbitrary detention, disappearances, and threats concerning the above); (ii) basic rights related to basic necessities of life (e.g. the right to food, potable water, shelter, adequate clothing, adequate health services and sanitation); (iii) rights related to other economic, social and cultural protection needs (e.g. the right to work, receive restitution or compensation for lost property, and to be provided with or have access to education); and (iv) rights related to other civil and political protection needs (e.g. freedom of speech, the rights to personal documentation, political participation, access to court and freedom from discrimination).
For practical reasons, the rights addressing the specific needs of displaced persons that have to be fulfilled in order to guarantee the protection and assistance of the IDPs can be divided into four categories, namely (i) rights related to physical security and integrity (e.g. right to life, freedom from torture and cruel and inhuman treatment, assault, arbitrary detention, disappearances, and threats concerning the above); (ii) basic rights related to basic necessities of life (e.g. the right to food, potable water, shelter, adequate clothing, adequate health services and sanitation); (iii) rights related to other economic, social and cultural protection needs (e.g. the right to work, receive restitution or compensation for lost property, and to be provided with or have access to education); and (iv) rights related to other civil and political protection needs (e.g. freedom of speech, the rights to personal documentation, political participation, access to court and freedom from discrimination).