Sentence examples for prolonged displacement from inspiring English sources

8 10 This paper presents findings from a 1-year follow-up study conducted among a population of internally displaced forced migrants from Sri Lanka, affected by over 20 years of prolonged displacement.

With no access to food, prolonged displacement, limited humanitarian access, there's a major concern about it.

Alfredo Zamudio, Director of the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), a project of NRC, said repeated and prolonged displacement from environmental catastrophe can already be seen all over the world.

The mental health impact of return migration has received little research, particularly in IDP populations experiencing prolonged displacement [ 3, 6].

It reports longitudinal, follow-up data on a group of IDPs experiencing prolonged displacement and subsequent return migration, which are virtually absent in the existing literature.

Another study found a range of tsunami-associated psychosocial events such as loss of parents, prolonged displacement, losses of other family or friends to be associated with psychiatric symptomatology including depression and PTSD among Sri Lankan children [ 40].

Supposing the formation of a thicker layer of porous copper, we used PS3 (see Table1) in connection with prolonged copper displacement deposition.

In order to avoid neural damage, particularly in the cranial segment, prolonged lateral displacement of the passing root must be avoided.

This is the first study exploring the changes in mental health of an IDP population affected by conflict-driven prolonged forced displacement, in the process of return migration in Sri Lanka.

In Sri Lanka, the setting for the present study, prevalence in such high-risk populations, exposed to the Civil War (1983-2009), tsunaminami (2004) or prolonged internal displacement, indicate prevalence estimates varying from 2.8 to 40%.

Although return migration is sometimes imposed by political pressure [ 8], prolonged forced displacement is known to discourage return migration, especially if acculturation has taken place and/or if new generations have been born during the post-flight period [ 7, 8].