Category: Refugees

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The Dougui refugee settlement is located approximately 110 km from the border town of Adré. It is being used to relocate a portion of the over 200,000 refugees still residing at the spontaneous site in Adré ; Chad is hosting almost 1.3 million forcibly displaced people, including more than 760,000 Sudanese refugees who have fled the ongoing conflict in Sudan, since April 2023. The influx, mostly women and children, adds pressure to an already struggling country facing economic instability, conflict and extreme weather shocks. UNHCR is supporting the Government of Chad in coordinating the humanitarian response, to relocate refugees away from the border to consolidated refugee sites, and to ensure access to protection services and essential aid, such as water, shelter, food and medicine. © UNHCR/Ala Kheir

Sudanese refugees face obstacles, limited support

Fence with barbed wire alongside a road

The migrant detention camps of Greece

January 21, 2025

Refugee rights protest

Coming out as an LGBTQ+ refugee in Canada

Barbed wire fence

Immigration detention in Canada and why it should be abolished

October 3, 2022

Yarmouk in 2014

Al-Yarmouk camp – what is the future for Palestinians in Syria?

Refugee camp

The Syria crisis, life in Turkey, and gender-based violence

Sign at protest - "End mandatory detention"

“The worst of times” – asylum seekers in Australia

October 20, 2014