is expanding cash-based assistance so that the millions of people that it serves can meet their needs in dignity, are protected and can become more resilient.
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What is it like to live with a disability when you’re displaced?
‘This is Moises, live from Boa Vista’
In the mid-1970s, Marta Duque's father sent her from her home in the Colombian city of Pamplona, tucked into a far eastern range of the Andes, to the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, to work as a live-in maid. She was 12 years old. Long since back in Colombia, today, in their hour of need. It all began in 2017 when she turned her garage into a makeshift shelter for Venezuelan refugees and migrants making an often precarious overland journey to destinations throughout Colombia and further afield. Some two years later, even the living room furniture has been put into storage to make room for the mats where up to 100 people sleep cheek-by-jowl.
If you’re stateless, ‘just going to school is a problem’
What does it mean to be stateless? It's a question that's being discussed all this week in Geneva, at an event organized by the UN refugee agency () to help millions of people without official paper
As Central Americans’ asylum claims soar 231 per cent in less than one year, Filippo Grandi calls for further resources to better cope with the flow.
The vast majority of the world’s nearly 26 million refugees are hosted in the Global South where providing education for them is a major challenge.
Forging a Friendship Through Art