Emergency Trauma Bag First Responder Course in Syria
UNHCR in cooperation with the UNDSS implemented the Emergency Trauma Bag First Responder Course (ETB-FRC) for UN Security Officers in Syria.
UNHCR assesses humanitarian situation of new arrivals to Jibreen
Abu Saddam fled the hardship and danger in extremist-held Deir Hafer with 250 families to reach safety in Jibreen.
UNHCR – A New Community Centre in Aleppo to Help the Escalating Needs
UNHCR in Syria, in collaboration with our partner NGO GOPA, opens a new community center in AL-Sulaimanieh neighborhood in Aleppo city.
UNHCR stands in solidarity with Syrian people
UNHCR Syria condemns attacks in Damascus and stands in solidarity with Syria’s people.
Medicines and Emergency Relief reach communities in Dara’a
UNHCR delivers medical supplies to treat up to 11,000 people in Dara’a city.
As war enters 7th year, UNHCR warns Syria is ‘at a crossroads’
While there are Some Hopes for Peace, the Needs and Suffering of Millions of Syrians Continue Unabated; Syrian War is a ‘Collective Failure’
#WomensDay 2017: Stand for Women’s Right for Decent Work
This year, UNHCR promotes the right to safe, dignified and empowering work for refugees, internally displaced and stateless women
UN refugee head meets Homs’ displaced on Syria visit
Filippo Grandi witnesses ‘immense’ scale of urgent humanitarian and reconstruction needs.
UNHCR and UNDP sign a new agreement for Resilience Building in Syria
In order to advance their operational cooperation, UNDP and UNHCR are going to formulate programs to meet internally displaced and local population needs
Restoring east Aleppo’s crippled clinics
With the humanitarian effort in east Aleppo now well underway, the scale and impact of the destruction continue to become clearer.
Aleppo fighting displaces thousands – civilians describe life under besiegement
As fighting continues over 31,000 Syrians are now displaced – with many fleeing and looking for refuge.
Rajm Slebi evacuations completed – but further arrivals possible as Mosul offensive continues
2,458 people have now been moved from Rajm Slebi border crossing point to Al Hol camp north-east Syria. The crossing point, which is not an environment where humanitarian agencies can adequately meet people’s protection and humanitarian assistance needs, is now empty.