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No. The Stafford Act does not require or address voting or civic participation; nor does the Stafford Act require or address participation of displaced persons in recovery planning and management. Yes. Displaced persons have the right to vote and participate in governmental and public affairs. National governments have the obligation to make special efforts to ensure the full participation of displaced persons in planning and management of return, resettlement, and reintegration. (Principle 22 and 28) [Recovery Issue] 
Should the federal government be required to ensure that displaced people can meaningfully participate in governmental decisions affecting recovery?
Advocates for Environmental Human RIghts
Recovery Issue