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@Refugees

The official account of , the United Nations Refugee Agency. Providing life-saving aid and protection to + the forcibly displaced.

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Joined April 2008
Born on June 20, 1951

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 20

    ⬇️Spot the refugee ⬇️ 🧑🏾👶🏻👧🏿👩🏼🧓🏾👧🏻🧒🏽👨🏻👨🏾🧓🏽👴🏻👶🏿🧔🏿👨🏽 👩🏻🧑🏻👶🏽👵🏽👦🏼🧔🏻👩🏿👱🏼‍♀️👵🏼👶🏽🧒🏽👦🏾🧔🏼👴🏼 👧🏽👩🏾👵🏻👶🏾👱🏼‍♂️👦🏽👩🏻🧒🏾🧔🏽👱🏾‍♀️👨🏿🧒🏻🧓🏻🧑🏽 You see? They're just like you and me.

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  2. Retweeted

    "It was that moment of kindness by strangers who I never even got to thank, that I learned what it means to be a true Canadian." LGBTQ2 refugee rights activist shares her message of tolerance and equality. Read more here:

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    Today UNHCR provided humanitarian assistance at the Tripoli Naval Base where 25 individuals were disembarked. With daily disembarkations happening, calling for alternative legal pathways to avoid dangerous crossings across the Mediterranean Sea

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  4. Retweeted
    2 hours ago

    The rains are intensifying in Cox's Bazar, with heavy rain predicted in the refugee settlements tonight and tomorrow. UNHCR & partners on high alert. Emergency response teams ready to deploy. Relief stock prepositioned. Stand strong .

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  5. Judith’s husband was a refugee from Chile in the 1970s. Now she is giving sanctuary to a Syrian refugee.

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  6. “The communities here need stability. Migrants and refugees need stability. But resources are very limited.” - meets refugees from Burkina Faso and Niger in Mali

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  7. There is a single global refugee crisis and developing countries are rising to the occasion to extend a helping hand.

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  8. 🚩If we neglect refugee girls’ education the consequences will be felt for generations. 🚩It is time to make refugee girls’ education a priority. 🚩It's .

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  9. “No one becomes a refugee by choice” ~

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  10. 🚩If we neglect refugee girls’ education the consequences will be felt for generations. 🚩It is time to make refugee girls’ education a priority. 🚩It's .

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  11. Syria. Somalia. Lebanon. Colombia. The photos look different, but they all bring the same reminder. Home.

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  12. “People came back and found their houses smashed. Basic services are lacking.” - meets families affected by conflict in Mali

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  13. Retweeted
    Jun 21

    , Agadez, kids of Sudanese origin born in , father missing in captivity in Southern Libya. Many children born from rape. Increased assistance & access to asylum procedure needed

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  14. Tens of millions of people around the world have been forced to flee their homes. Half of them are children.

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  15. 📚 Refugee girls are only 50% as likely to go to secondary level as boys. ♀ It’s time to change this. It’s .

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    Those shouting about a “refugee emergency” in Europe or America should visit African communities giving refuge to millions with small resources. Energies would be better spent helping people address problems here while sharing some of the refugee burden born by poor countries.

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  17. The refugee children are learning French 🇫🇷 through traditional songs 🎶 before being transferred to public school.

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  18. 📚 Refugee girls are only 50% as likely to go to secondary level as boys. ♀ It’s time to change this. It’s .

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  19. Refugees in Kakuma camp in Kenya have set up shop, offering everything from household products to access to electricity, and creating a blossoming economy in the process.

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  20. Ali is using his translation skills to help asylum-seekers in Greece rebuild their lives

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  21. Giving refugees a chance to meet people from around the world and feel at home 🏡

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