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UNHCR’s 2015 Global Relief Work: Providing vital supplies for emergencies

The first Refugee Olympic Team Made History

Are you stateless? UNHCR is mandated to assist stateless people worldwide.

Lives wagered on rough seas.

Change through girls’ education.

Central African Republic: Forgotten Futures.

Asylum-Seeking Refugees in Chad, Africa: Escaping wars, but not hunger.

Encroaching Middle Eastern winter makes life harder for millions of displaced people.

Syrian refugee exceeded 1.1 million. UNHCR’s capacity dangerously stretched.

Syria’s Children Pay the Price!

Aid for Syrians in Winter

Sudanese refugees desperate for help

Victims of LRA attacks need help

From Syria to Safety

Escaping political turmoil – Ivorians find refuge in Liberia.

Famine in Somalia

Famine in Somalia Continues

Rainfall in eastern Chad is in steady decline, affecting the life of refugees and the future of next African generation.

Resettle to a new country? Refugee kids at Northern Thai camp watching the life-style pictures of USA, curious but also puzzled.

Namaste! Greeting from Bhutanese refugee children.

“What can I do to help as one individual? The answer to that is to care.” Ben Affleck, in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Africa’s Creeping Emergencies: Fleeing violence in the Central African Republic, a young woman nurses her baby at one of several refugee sites near the remote town of Daha in south-western Chad.

Rohingya refugees have been staying in the Bangladesh camp since 1991. Condition of the makeshift shelters requires immediate improvement.

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.