Georgian government must secure future for displaced

Publication Date: Wednesday 4 August 2010 A new Amnesty International report documents how thousands of people displaced during past conflicts in Georgia struggle to access basic services. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: PRE01/262/2010 The Georgian authorities must do more than the bare minimum to provide adequate housing, employment and access to health care to those displaced in conflicts in the 1990s and the war with Russia in August 2008, Amnesty International said in a report published today. In the waiting room: Internally…

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