Meanings of displaced person in English

First internally displaced person tests positive for COVID-19 in Somalia.

The idea of a refugee or a displaced person means different things to different people.

In the clumsy jargon favoured by the aid world, she is a "serially displaced person".

I became a permanently displaced person.

She asked for a cure, but the port authorities already had her scheduled for resettlement as a displaced person.

Six weeks after registering its first coronavirus case, Somalia reported 528 confirmed cases on Tuesday evening, including an internally displaced person.

Background: The burden of surgical disease in refugee and internally displaced person (IDP) populations has not been well defined.

In that series, the use of the term 'lurker' for a homeless or displaced person is a conscious reference to the jargon term.

That means 1 in every 113 people on the planet is now a refugee, asylum-seeker or internally displaced person.

The children, aged between six and 11, spend time discussing the differences between a refugee, an asylum seeker, a migrant and a displaced person.

The Match Of The Day host, 59, recently revealed he had been in touch with the charity Refugees At Home about hosting a displaced person.

An internally displaced person (IDP) from eastern Ukraine walks with bags outside a volunteer centre in Kiev December 6, 2014.

There were Displaced Person camps everywhere.