Stories
Pulled in Two Directions
A Syrian family from Raqqa flee again and again, driven out by conflict but drawn back by the pull of their beloved homeland.
A Double Refugee Spreads Hope
As a child, Khan Malual fled the war for South Sudan's independence. Now more fighting has forced him back to Kakuma refugee camp.
The Underground Siege
The shelling in Ukraine has driven 1,000 Donetsk residents underground. Afraid to venture outside, they still maintain a spirit of generosity.
On the Other Side of the Lake
When the fighting in north-eastern Nigeria came to Baga town, thousands of survivors fled across Lake Chad, searching for safety.
Breaking the Silence
Meet Suzan, one of 40 young volunteers working to protect South Sudanese women and girls at a refugee settlement in northern Uganda.
Caught Up in Calais
Mazhar fled the war in Syria and walked for months in search of a place to call home. In the French town of Calais, his progress came to a halt.
Stateless in West Africa
Ten million people around the world have no nationality. In West Africa, at least 750,000 face a lifetime of broken dreams.
Small Graves
With little access to health care, clean water and other needs, refugees from the Central African Republic are at risk – especially young children.
A Camp Becomes a Village
As hopes fade for peace back home, many survivors opt to settle for good in Katanga Province. The host community responds with open arms.