Peace Accords Matrix

• Internally Displaced Persons: Chapultepec Peace Agreement

  AGREEMENT ON HUMAN RIGHTS (aka San Jose Agreement, 26 July 1990)

  I. Respect for and Guarantee of Human Rights

  7. Displaced persons and returnees shall be provided with the identity documents required by law and shall be guaranteed freedom of movement. They shall also be guaranteed the freedom to carry on their economic activities and to exercise their political and social rights within the framework of the country's institutions.

• Internally Displaced Persons: Erdut Agreement

  ERDUT AGREEMENT, ARTICLE 4:

  The Transitional Administration shall ensure the possibility for the return of refugees and displaced persons to their homes of origin. All persons who have left the Region or who have come to the Region with previous permanent residence in Croatia shall enjoy the same rights as all other residents of the Region. The Transitional Administration shall also take the steps necessary to reestablish the normal functioning of all public services in the Region without delay.

  Erdut Agreement, Article 7:

• Internally Displaced Persons: General Peace Agreement for Mozambique

  Protocol III.IV. Return of Mozambican refugees and displaced persons and their social reintegration:

  (a) The parties undertake to cooperate in the repatriation and reintegration of Mozambican refugees and displaced persons in the national territory and the social integration of war-disabled.

• Internally Displaced Persons: Framework for a Comprehensive Political Settlement of the Cambodia Conflict

  PARIS AGREEMENT

  Part III: Article 15: Paragraph 1

  All persons in Cambodia and all Cambodian refugees and displaced persons shall enjoy the rights and freedoms embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other relevant international human rights instruments.

  Part V. Refugees and Displaced Persons

  Article 19

• Internally Displaced Persons: Lomé Peace Agreement

  ARTICLE XXII REFUGEES AND DISPLACED PERSONS

  The Parties through the National Commission for Resettlement, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction agree to seek funding from and the involvement of the UN and other agencies, including friendly countries, in order to design and implement a plan for voluntary repatriation and reintegration of Sierra Leonean refugees and internally displaced persons, including non-combatants, in conformity with international conventions, norms and practices.

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