Mozambique - Spotlighting IDPs' Land Access Issues

Juliana Ghazi / UNHCR
A woman and her baby who fled their home in northern Mozambique in November 2020 are living in a camp for displaced people (file photo).
30 April 2024
Amnesty International (London)
press release

On 16 July 2020, the President of the Republic of Mozambique triggered the process of land law reform through a public consultation. The Committee for the Revision of the Law has already produced two draft bills and the final version is due soon. This is Amnesty International's submission to the National Committee on the Revision of the Land Law in Mozambique. The submission focuses on the issue of access to land for internally displaced persons (IDPs), including women who have been internally displaced.

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