The Syrian conflict led to a countrywide realignment in both territorial and demographic traits with catastrophic consequences for the population. More than 6,6 million people were forced leave their homeland, further 6,9 became Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). Lately, subsequent consolidation of population ensued, which witnessed partial self-repatriation IDPs. Here, we report preliminary ...

Expanded health-insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provides alternative channels to obtain health-insurance coverage outside employment, which in theory may affect whether people want to work, how much they work, and the sorting of individuals into jobs. Although health insurance exchanges are available in all states, ACA Medicaid expansion is only available in states that c...

Refugees tend to be a neglected population during health emergencies. This article studies how the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in Brazil affected forcibly displaced people considering their intersectional multiple identities. I conducted 29 semistructured phenomenological interviews with refugees living states of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro between March 27 April 06, 2020. These states’ governo...

The present article is based on empirical work carried out in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, where women were displaced by dam projects. main objective study to examine socio-economic conditions after being forcibly from their ancestral home land. Dam projects are symbol economic growth a nation, but unfortunately, millions people India. What happened condition? Are they properly resettled? Su...

BACKGROUND Evidence is lacking on the mental health issues of internally displaced persons, particularly where displacement is prolonged. The COMRAID study was carried out in year 2011 as a comprehensive evaluation of Muslims in North-Western Sri Lanka who had been displaced since 1990 due to conflict, to investigate the prevalence and correlates of common mental disorders. METHODS A cross-se...

A the Croatian East, throughout its long history, has never been an integral part of Serbia, and Serbs have never constituted the largest ethnic group in total population, this part of Croatia became the scene of aggression of Great Serbia, causing great suffering and tremendous devastation. Tens thousand of people were forced into exile; mostly Croats, but also Hungarians, Ruthenians, Ukrainia...