idp
/aɪ diː piː/
noun
- A person who has been forced to leave their home but remains within their own country, often due to conflict, natural disaster, or human rights violations.
- After the earthquake, many families became IDPs and were housed in temporary shelters.
- The government is working to create safe conditions for IDPs to return to their homes.
- The United Nations provides aid to millions of IDPs in war-torn regions.