News Stories
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Harsh winter makes life even tougher for refugees
20 Jan 2016The majority of refugees are insufficiently dressed for the weather, have no winter boots, and many already have health problems due to cold weather elsewhere.
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Grandi heads to ‘frontline’ on first visit with refugees as High Commissioner
18 Jan 2016Turkey has welcomed 2.5 million Syrians. It is the largest refugee-hosting country in the world.
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Request for Proposal
12 Jan 2016UNHCR Philippines invites interested firms/suppliers to submit a firm offer for the development, maintenance, design, and digital marketing of the UNHCR Philippines website.
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Solutions needed to stem global refugee crisis, says Grandi
11 Jan 2016The massive arrival of refugees in Europe has opened the eyes of this very rich part of the world to the fact that refugees have massive needs that are not met.
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Filippo Grandi takes helm as new UN High Commissioner for Refugees, speaks of focus on solutions
6 Jan 2016High Commissioner Grandi takes up the position at a time of unprecedented displacement challenges.
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Over one million sea arrivals reach Europe in 2015
4 Jan 2016Over one million people have landed on Europe’s shores, fleeing war and persecution, seeking a better life for their families. Over 3,700 other children, women, and men did not survive the perilous journey.
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Restoring peace must become a priority, says Guterres
28 Dec 2015“We need a strong push for peace to become the priority, the absolute priority must be to bring peace.”
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UNHCR report confirms worldwide rise in forced displacement in first half 2015
21 Dec 2015Looking at worldwide displacement resulting from conflict and persecution, markers are firmly in the red in each of the three major categories of displacement – refugees, asylum-seekers, and people forced to flee inside their own countries.
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UNHCR says most of Syrians arriving in Greece are students
8 Dec 2015Overall, the profile is of a highly-skilled population on the move.
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Bay of Bengal boat flow manageable with regional cooperation
4 Dec 2015Unless conditions improve in their home areas, more people are expected to cross the Bay of Bengal in the coming months, seeking safety and stability in countries in South-East Asia.