FMR 56 - Triggers of internal displacement in Guatemala

Latin America and the Caribbean (Forced Migration Review 56) by Oxford University

Oct 31, 20179:07Education

More than 20 years since the end of the civil war, Guatemala is once again experiencing an upsurge in internal displacement. The causes are multiple, and demand attention.

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