Stories
Venezuelans risk life and limb to seek help in Colombia
Refugees and migrants brave floods, bandits and treacherous footpaths in a desperate search for food, medicine and safety in Cúcuta.
Why including refugees makes economic sense
UNHCR's new Director of the Africa Bureau, Raouf Mazou, says the socioeconomic inclusion of refugees is vital to the agency's efforts to protect and assist them.
UNHCR photographer's essay on Congolese women refugees wins prestigious award
Giles Duley's arresting portraits land Amnesty International humanitarian reporting prize.
Cyclone Idai survivors struggle to rebuild devastated communities
Cut off by flood damage, residents of Buzi in Mozambique remain in desperate need of supplies before they can turn to rebuilding their lives.
Clearing landmines in Ukraine, one careful step at a time
Ukraine is one of the most mine-affected countries in the world, limiting freedom of movement and posing a serious threat to civilians crossing the contact line.
"To me, it's not just the job of driving people. I am concerned about people, and I see this as one way that I can help people."
UNHCR has a team of over 180 staff in Malaysia, dedicated to protecting and assisting refugees. Meet Tharjuddin Mustaffar, the senior driver at UNHCR Malaysia, and longest-serving UNHCR staff member in Asia. Today marks his last day with UNHCR.
UN refugee chief connects with Chinese companies at Boao Forum
As part of UNHCR's growing engagement with China, High Commissioner Filippo Grandi calls on the private sector to collaborate on connectivity and innovation for refugees.
UNHCR aid for Cyclone Idai survivors arrives in Mozambique
An aircraft carrying tents, tarpaulins, mosquito nets, solar lanterns and other vital relief lands in Mozambique to support 10,000 survivors.
Two Cuban refugees find work and a new home in Montenegro
After fleeing home, pair have embarked on new lives in the ancient town of Perast.