Tim Gaynor

@timejgaynor

Editor for UNHCR's global website. Former Reuters, Al Jazeera America. Views my own.

Joined March 2010

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  1. 6 hours ago

    “This is a safe place for me. But I would still like to work and help my mother and brothers in Darfur.”

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    Jun 21

    Very saddened by the news of 120 persons drowning at sea off the coast of over the past 2 days. Calling for legal pathways to provide alternatives to these dangerous crossings for persons in need of international protection in Libya

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    Jun 20

    We have to celebrate the courage and resilience of refugees - UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Cate Blanchett joined us for today - see more on

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    Jun 20

    🎥Last night flew with 122 refugees on a UNHCR life-saving evacuation flight from Libya to Niger. Watch it on Media: 🔗 Here is a short preview.

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    Jun 20
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    Jun 20

    LIVE now: + are live in Niger on on the route refugees take as they flee conflict + persecution in Sub-Saharan Africa, answering our questions. Join us:

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    Jun 19

    Flying tonight from Libya to Niger with 122 refugees freed from detention centers in Tripoli. Hopefully they will be resettled to third countries soon. This programme is crucial: it provides safe, orderly alternatives to people smuggling and exploitation.

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  8. Jun 20
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  10. Jun 19

    Millions of people around the world are taking part in events marking World Refugee Day, celebrating the strength and resilience of people forced to flee their homes and seek safety elsewhere. We will be running a blog throughout!

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  11. Jun 19

    Statement by UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi on World Refugee Day 2018: via

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    Jun 18

    Starting my visit to Libya by remembering all those who have lost their lives in desperate attempts to cross the sea. They are people, not numbers. Women, men, children. May they rest in peace.

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  13. Jun 18

    I hope that we can find the strength to find a better way forward together: so that we move into a new era of preventing conflict and reducing instability, rather than simply struggling to deal with its consequences.

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  14. Jun 18

    Hani al-Moliya: Legally Blind, Photographer, Refugee

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  15. Jun 18

    Surely not? Seismic sensors in Mexico City detected what was reported to be a mini "artificial" earthquake, caused by what the country's Institute of Geologic and Atmospheric Investigations claimed was "possible mass jumping," after Lozano's goal.

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  16. Jun 18

    “This is my country, my people, my neighbours. Why would I go? One doesn’t leave his home.”

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    Jun 15

    📦 equally distributed aid 🕊️ conflicts & disputes solved 🧕🏼 a confident. This refugee community knew exactly what they were getting when they challenged tradition & when they nominated a woman as their leader.

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    Jun 15

    I wish to all Muslim friends. May be a special moment of solidarity and understanding with and between Muslim communities all over the world.

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    Jun 13

    Bangladesh: Torrential rains and 70kph winds caused at least 89 reported incidents, including 37 landslides, several injuries and one confirmed fatality - of a child

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    Jun 13

    Living as a Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh is hot and busy ☀️ and requires a lot of walking 🚶‍♂️ Spend a day with Ansar in Kutupalong camp 🇧🇩

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