According to UNHCR’s annual Global Trends report released today, there were 122.1 million forcibly displaced people by the end of April 2025.

Selon le rapport annuel Tendances mondiales du HCR publié aujourd’hui, 122,1 millions de personnes se trouvaient en situation de déplacement forcé à la fin avril 2025.

Genf – Die Zahl der gewaltsam vertriebenen Menschen ist im vergangenen Jahr erneut gestiegen. Nach Angaben von UNHCR, dem Flüchtlingshilfswerk der Vereinten Nationen, waren Ende April weltweit 122,1 M ...

Growing up in Minneapolis, Bao Phi carried with him the quiet weight of a family history shaped by war and survival. His family had fled during the violence and upheavals around the ending of the war ...

With legal support, a Rohingya refugee family were able to realize their right to be reunited in Greece, but funding cuts will deny such support to other families desperate to be together.

Sudanese refugee women in Chad are creating opportunities for themselves and supporting each other to recover from loss and trauma.

The Middle East and North Africa region continues to pose overwhelming challenges, with multiple and complex emergency ...

Nearly 1 million people from eight countries with high asylum recognition rates were offered entry permits into 38 destination countries via work, family and study permits between 2019 and 2023, ...

After more than a decade of conflict and instability, an estimated 4.8 million people remain displaced across Yemen – many of them for years. Another 19.5 million people require humanitarian ...

GENEVA - Over 165,000 people have fled increasing tensions and conflict in South Sudan in the past three months, seeking safety both within the country and across borders and deepening an already dire ...

Learn about UNHCR’s work in the East and Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes region, including refugee and displacement data, programme plans, funding needs and our impact.

Over 25,000 people have been newly displaced in Mozambique in a matter of weeks. They join close to 1.3 million people who have been uprooted by the armed conflict, back-to-back cyclones and drought.