Seeking electoral equality for IDP voters

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Abstract
Guiding Principle 22 affirms IDPs’ “right to vote and toparticipate in governmental and public affairs, includingthe right to have access to the means necessary to exercisethis right.” Despite the clarity of this language, there is noset of universally accepted policies and practices protectingIDP voting rights.
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Authors Grace, Jeremy;Fischer, Jeff;
Journal forced migration review
Year 2008
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Keywords
social sciences (general) social sciences history (general) and history of europe social history and conditions. social problems. social reform latin america. spanish america women. feminism international relations history america the family. marriage. woman

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