Question

internally displaced persons (idps), refugees, and asylum seekers
internally displaced persons (idps) are people who have been forced to leave their homes due to conflict, natural disasters, or other crises, but they havent crossed international borders. idps stay within their own country, but they still face many challenges, like finding shelter, food, and safety. because they remain in their country, idps do not receive the same international legal protections as refugees.
refugees are people who flee their country to escape danger, such as war or persecution, and seek protection in another country. becoming a refugee involves a process governed by the united nations (un). refugees must apply for protection under international law, and countries accepting them must offer basic support like food and shelter.
asylum seekers are people who leave their country and ask for protection in another country, but are waiting for their refugee status to be approved by the un. this process can be long and challenging, with no guarantees.

1. what is an internally displaced person (idp)?

someone who applies for asylum in a different country
someone who crosses an international border to seek refuge
someone who moves within their own country due to conflict or disaster
someone who migrates voluntarily for better job opportunities

Explanation:

The text defines IDPs as people forced to leave homes due to conflict, etc., but not crossing international borders. The third option matches this definition.

Answer:

Someone who moves within their own country due to conflict or disaster