Kristy KellyL<strong>in</strong>coln MitchellLawrence SheetsMaia BibileishviliMarie WirdeMira SovakarRepresentativeRepresentativeSara Lag<strong>in</strong>derStan VeitsmanTamar SabedashviliTamar TavartkiladzeTamara SartalliaTamuna KarosanidzeTeona KupuniaTimothy BlauveltT<strong>in</strong>a GewisT<strong>in</strong>at<strong>in</strong> TiabashviliVakhtang PiranishviliWalter Käl<strong>in</strong><strong>Post</strong>doctoral Fellow, Columbia UniversityAssociate Professor, Harriman Institute, Columbia UniversityInternational Crisis GroupUNDP <strong>Georgia</strong>Kv<strong>in</strong>na till Kv<strong>in</strong>naCaucasus Projects Manager, Conciliation ResourcesInternational NGOUNHCRKv<strong>in</strong>na Till Kv<strong>in</strong>naPeace <strong>and</strong> Development Advisor, UNDP <strong>Georgia</strong>Gender Advisor for <strong>Georgia</strong>, UN WomenProject Manager, UN WomenParliamentary Program Officer, National Democratic InstituteDeputy Chief of Party, G-PAC/East West Management Institute<strong>Women's</strong> Political Participation Program Officer, National DemocraticInstituteCountry Director, American Councils for International EducationProtection <strong>and</strong> Advocacy Adviser, Norwegian Refugee CouncilGIPAProject Director, CARE InternationalFormer Representative of the UN Secretary-General on the HumanRights of Internally Displaced PersonsFocus GroupsNew Wave IDP Women, Koda Settlement (February 2, 2012)Old Wave IDP Women, Tbilisi (February 3, 2012)Old Wave IDP Men, Tbilisi (March 12, 2012)New Wave Men, Karaleti Settlement (March 13, 2012)Old Wave Youth, Sokhumi University, Tbilisi (March 22, 2012)109
APPENDIX COverview of Human Rights Documents <strong>and</strong> Articles Relevant toIDP Rights <strong>and</strong> ParticipationUniversalDeclaration ofHuman Rights(UDHR)InternationalCovenant on Civil<strong>and</strong> Political Rights(ICCPR)Article 2 – Everyone is entitled to all rights <strong>in</strong> the UDHR; non-discrim<strong>in</strong>ationArticle 2 – Non-discrim<strong>in</strong>ation; undertake necessary steps to realize rights;effective remedyArticle 3 – Equal rights of men <strong>and</strong> womenArticle 25 – Right to vote; access to public serviceArticle 26 – Equal protection without discrim<strong>in</strong>ationInternationalCovenant onEconomic, Social<strong>and</strong> Cultural Rights(ICESCR)Article 2 – Use of maximum available resources to progressively realize rights;non-discrim<strong>in</strong>ationArticle 3 – Equality between men <strong>and</strong> womenArticle 4 – State may limit rights but only to promote general welfare of thesocietyArticle 6 – Right to workArticle 11 – Right to adequate food, cloth<strong>in</strong>g, <strong>and</strong> hous<strong>in</strong>g (st<strong>and</strong>ard of liv<strong>in</strong>g)Article 12 – Mental <strong>and</strong> physical healthArticle 13 – EducationArticle 14 – Compulsory primary educationConvention on theElim<strong>in</strong>ation of AllForms ofDiscrim<strong>in</strong>ationAga<strong>in</strong>st Women(CEDAW)Article 1 – Def<strong>in</strong>ition of discrim<strong>in</strong>ationArticle 2 – States need to enact policy to elim<strong>in</strong>ate discrim<strong>in</strong>ationArticle 3 – Ensure political, social, economic, <strong>and</strong> cultural advancement <strong>and</strong>development of womenArticle 4 – Affirmative action (temporary special measures)Article 5 – Modification of social <strong>and</strong> cultural norms to support gender equality,family education <strong>in</strong>cludes underst<strong>and</strong><strong>in</strong>g of maternityArticle 7: Support for women’s <strong>in</strong>volvement <strong>in</strong> political <strong>and</strong> public life110
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYInternally displac
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fair reporting on politically sensi
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