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On the ten-year anniversary of Syria’s uprising, Refugees International interviewed five Syrians who were forced to flee their homes over the course of the last decade.

Facing a new wave of violence and displacement, people inside Idlib told Refugees International that conditions in the province are beyond their imagination, even after seeing nearly nine years of…

But despite the daily nightmare, Idlib’s women are working hard to carry on.

One women in Idlib shares how small acts of resistance and resilience give her hope.

Doctors in Idlib are working for days on end without breaks—some without pay.

Haleem Kawa, a Syrian refugee living in Turkey, has a message for the world: Idlib needs your help.

Several countries around the world including Jordan are slowly recognizing the right of refugees to work and providing them opportunities to join the formal labor market.

"The war did not scare me, losing my dreams did,” said the Syria refugee and violinist.

This month marks the three-year anniversary of the withdrawal of an 11,000-strong Peshmerga force from Sinjar in northern Iraq. The withdrawal left Sinjar’s Yazidi minority community besieged by Islamic State…

A refugee camp is a place of harsh contradictions – one that is temporary yet protracted, vast yet overcrowded, and fluctuating yet stagnant. A place for the displaced, but where…