War and rent costs weigh on displaced individuals

Many of the displaced people returned to their villages and towns after the war ceased, but they faced an escalating housing crisis as rents became high and unaffordable. This prompted them to seek other temporary shelters. The problem led to social and economic suffering, as habitable homes or return areas could no longer accommodate them. As a result, their need was exploited by the real estate market, further worsening their suffering and making it more difficult to rebuild trust and restart life after the war.

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