Principle 21 1. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of property and possessions. Property and possessions left behind by internally displaced per- sons should be protected against destruction and arbitrary and illegal appropriation, occupation, or use. Principle 22 1. Principle 23 1.
Every human being has the right to education.
To give effect to this right for internally displaced persons, the authorities concerned shall ensure that such persons, particularly dis- placed children, receive education that shall be free and compulsory at the primary level. Education should respect their cultural identity, lan- guage, and religion. Special efforts should be made to ensure the full and equal partici- pation of women and girls in educational programs. Education and training facilities shall be made available to inter- nally displaced persons, particularly adolescents and women, whether or not living in camps, as soon as conditions permit. All humanitarian assistance shall be carried out in accordance with the principles of humanity and impartiality and without discrimination.