7f4af487_for_Environmental_Human_RIghts__Recovery_Issue
No. Any housing assistance is provided at the discretion of the federal government (42 USC §5174(b). Temporary housing assistance cannot exceed a period of 18 months (42 USC §5174(c)). Temporary educational facilities can be provided at the discretion of the federal government (42 USC §5170b.a.3.D). Emergency medical care and reduction of immediate threats to life and health can be provided at the discretion of the federal government (42 USC §5170b.a.3.D). The rebuilding of medical facilities is also discretionary (42 USC §5172). Yes. Displaced persons have the right to: housing that requires governments to provide temporary housing for the duration of the displacement, and support for the rebuilding of permanent homes; education that requires governments to make education and training facilities available as soon as conditions permit; and medical services, including psychological and social services (Principles 18, 19, 23, 28 and 29). [Recovery Issue] 
Should displaced people have the right to housing, education, and healthcare?
Advocates for Environmental Human RIghts
Recovery Issue