KATARZYNA GRABSKA has been working as a Projects Coordinator and Researcher at the Forced Migration and Refugee Studies program at the American University, Egypt.

LYLA MEHTA is a fellow at the Sussex Centre for Migration Research, University of Sussex.

Introduction--L.Mehta & K.Grabska * What Asked Them Anyway: Rights, Policies and Wellbeing of Refugees in Egypt--K.Grabska * Rights, Needs and Responsibility: Challenges to Rights-Based Advocacy for Non-Palestinian Refugees' Health and Education in ebanon--S.Trad & M.Kagan * Marginalized Community: The Case of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon--J.Suleiman * Rights of Refugees in First Countries of Asylum and Repartriation: A Case Study of Eritrean Refugees in Sudan--G.Kibreab * Holding Your Friends Close: ocal perspectives on the Livelihoods, Participation and Rights of Refugees in Ghana--J.Anarfi * Internal Displacement and Resettlement Regimes: The Sri Lankan Case--R.Muggah * What Rights Do They Have? IDPs in Post-War Sudan--M.Assal * Why Do Rights Continue to Be Violated with Impunity? The Case of Displacement in India's Narmada Valley--L.Mehta * Orang Asli Rights in the Conetxt of Forced Displacement--C.Yong * Are Refugee Protests an Effective Method of Obtaining Rights--B.Harrell-Bond * Relating Rights to Reality: Are Conceptions of the Human Right to Adequate Food Relevant to How People eat?--P.Ainsworth * New Approaches to Forced Displacement: Rights and Social protection--B.Morvaridi * Conclusion--K.Grabska & L.Mehta