New York: The head of the UN refugee agency UNHCR, is calling on the international community to urgently increase support for new arrivals crossing the border from Sudan.
New York: Throughout South Sudan’s Greater Upper Nile Region “desperation is rising” as escalating armed conflict, which has displaced at least 20,000 people since Augus ...
New York: The Ukraine war and other conflicts pushed the number of people forced to flee conflict, violence, human rights violations and persecution over the staggering milestone of 100 m ...
New York: The head of UN refugee agency UNHCR, spoke out on Monday against the “ugly reality” that some refugees fleeing across the Ukraine border, and Third Country Nationals ...
New York: Lack of opportunities, gangs, organized crime, the ravages of the pandemic and climate change, have triggered the displacement of nearly one million people in Mexico and Central ...
New York: Following an in-depth analysis of the situation in Côte d’Ivoire, the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, recommended on Thursday that countries hosting Ivorians end their ref ...
Geneva/UNI: The UN refugee agency has called on countries neighbouring Afghanistan to keep their borders open in light of the evolving crisis in the South Asian nation.
New York: The number of people fleeing wars, violence, persecution, and human rights violations, rose last year to nearly 82.4 million people, a further four percent increase on top of th ...
Bogota: Colombia will grant temporary legal status to a million undocumented Venezuelan migrants, which will allow them to work in the country, legally, along with access to the country ...
- UNHCR asks Ethiopia for urgent access to 96,000 Eritreans cut off without food
- Independent experts urge UNHRC to take decisive measures against China for collective repression in Tibet, Xinjiang
- UN refugee chief laments nearly 80 million people forcibly displaced
- Athens urged to fast track asylum seekers amid island shelters crisis – UNHCR
- More than half of world’s refugee children ‘do not get an education’, warns UNHCR