Poverty, insecurity, insalubrity, overcrowding and exposure to contagious disease: living conditions in the displacement sites are alarming
- The report counts the sites, then monitors a subset with specific data on each site and its population.
- Living conditions are alarming through poverty, insecurity, insalubrity, overcrowding and contagious disease.
- It records the date each monitored site was created.
- It asks that the intelligence allocation be given up or actually spent on intelligence, and that security be restored so people can return.
The report gives general information on the sites it counted and then narrows to those it monitored, with a general presentation of each and specific data on the sites and their populations, beginning with the date each site was created. The title states the finding: poverty, insecurity, insalubrity, overcrowding and exposure to contagious disease make living conditions in the sites alarming. Its recommendations reach past the sites themselves, asking that the amount allocated to intelligence be given up or genuinely spent on intelligence, and that the minimum conditions of security be restored so that the displaced population can return home.
How to cite
National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH), 2025, Poverty, insecurity, insalubrity, overcrowding and exposure to contagious disease: living conditions in the displacement sites are alarming, https://web.rnddh.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/1-Rap-Sites-de-deplaces.es-11Jan2025.FR_.pdf
- Rights holder
- Réseau National de Défense des Droits Humains (RNDDH)