Stories
"Another teacher has left"
Schools, often safe havens for teenagers and teachers from criminal gangs, are under threat in Honduras.
"I walked and walked, day and night"
Transgender woman finds a new beginning in Mexico, away from violence.
"I am ready for my life to start again"
After fleeing gang violence, a Salvadoran teen rebuilds her life in Panama.
"My plan always was to bring you here"
Nicaraguan father reunites family in Costa Rica.
"I thought I was going to die"
Honduran accountant escapes kidnappers and finds safety in the United States.
"With a suitcase full of hopes and dreams"
Salvadoran father strives to rebuild his life in Guatemala, far from his family.
Refugees in Egypt pitch in to fight plastic pollution in the Nile
Working alongside locals, refugees from five countries help remove tonnes of plastic waste from Cairo's shores while building links to the local community.
South Sudanese in exile speak up for peace
Exactly eight years ago today, South Sudan gained independence. Millions of displaced South Sudanese want a successful peace process so they can go home.
What is home? South Sudanese poet reflects on decades of flight and exile
South Sudanese writer uses experience of flight and exile to make poetry.