What must be done to meaningfully include internally displaced leaders and groups in conversations about solutions?
Return to a Displaced Nation: The Sudan Crisis and South Sudan’s Returnees
The crisis in Sudan has accelerated. No more time can be wasted as hundreds of thousands more potential returnees wait in the wings.
A Crisis of Displacement: Why Burkina Faso Needs the Kampala Convention
Robust humanitarian funding and a shift in approach that adheres to the Kampala Convention could change the aid landscape in Burkina Faso.
No Going Back: The New Urban Face of Internal Displacement in Somalia
Urbanization is now the dominant form of internal displacement in Somalia. A response must recognize Somalia’s urban future.
A Legacy of Displacement and Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq 20 Years after U.S. Invasion
The humanitarian picture for internally displaced people inside Iraq remains bleak amid deteriorating social, political, and security conditions.
NGO Statement on the Middle East and North Africa at the 86th Meeting of UNHCR’s Standing Committee
An abridged version of this statement was delivered by Refugees International Senior Advocate for the Middle East Jesse Marks.
One Month after the Earthquake, the Humanitarian Response in Northwest Syria Remains an Unconscionable Failure
One month after the earthquake, the humanitarian response in Northwest Syria remains an unconscionable failure.
Responding to Chad’s Displacement Crisis in the Lac Province and the Implementation of the Kampala Convention
The coming months present a unique opportunity to change how Chadian authorities and international actors work to address the country’s humanitarian and displacement crisis.
UN’s New Agenda on Internal Displacement Is an Important Step Forward
Refugees International President Eric Schwartz comments on the UN’s agenda on internal displacement.
Reported Coup in Burkina Faso Poses Threat to Civilians
Amid worsening conflict, the reported coup d’état in Burkina Faso could have severe impacts on Burkina Faso’s population, of whom 3.5 million are already in need of humanitarian assistance and 1.7 million are displaced.