UNHCR is increasingly concerned about the deepening forced displacement crisis in the Central Sahel. With nearly 4 million people uprooted across Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, this is the moment to scale up, not step back. ℹ️Learn more: www.unhcr.org/news/briefin...

After 10 years as a refugee, Jeanne returned home to Burundi with her 10 children. Now, she’s rebuilding their future. But funding shortfalls risk cutting the support families need to start again. Find out more: unh.cr/eJBYPX

Education can only change the lives of students who are in the classrooms. Nearly half of the world’s school-aged refugees aren't. Learn more in this year's Education Report: unh.cr/z8BGwE

Reminder: Winter is coming. For millions of refugees and people forced to flee, winter can be life-threatening. Help them prepare for the cold. Donate today: unh.cr/QZzKC3

People forced to flee their homes do not leave their hopes, talents and ambitions behind. During his seven-day visit to Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, High Commissioner Barham Salih highlighted how the region is turning refugee protection into progress towards inclusion, stability and solutions.

Education can be a lifeline. But for millions of refugee children, it remains out of reach, putting years of learning and future opportunities at risk. Hear more about how UNHCR is working with partners to keep refugee children learning ⬇️

After nearly a decade of service to UNHCR and displaced families worldwide, we wish our Representative Matt Reynolds the very best on his retirement. Thank you, Matt, for your leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to finding solutions for refugees globally.

UNHCR is concerned by Malaysia’s recent return of 1,476 people to Myanmar amid the country’s continuing conflict and dire human rights and humanitarian situation. Learn more: www.unhcr.org/news/press-r...

🚨 Nearly 8.3 million forcibly displaced and stateless people are on the brink of losing access to vital assistance because of funding cuts. Find out more in our new report: www.unhcr.org/news/press-r...

UNHCR sounds the alarm as 8.3 million risk losing their lifeline | UNHCR

Continued severe funding cuts are pushing refugee support and protection structures towards breaking point, UNHCR warns.

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His parents died during fighting in Burundi when he was 16. Fabrice fled to save his life. Nearly 10 years later, he’s returned home to Burundi and he’s rebuilding his life and reconnecting with his communities with support from UNHCR.

When UNHCR loses support, people like Jeanne could lose theirs. Behind every funding cut is a person whose future is at stake. Find out more: unh.cr/eJBYPX

Many Syrians finally see a glimmer of hope and stability on the horizon. But for those returning, the road home is long. The world must keep its eyes on Syria. #UNGA

30 seconds. One message. This is UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Mary Maker’s message for world leaders from #UNGA.

The #USRefugeeAdvisoryBoard welcomes seven new advisors to the board. As world leaders convene for #UNGA81, this is a timely moment to reimagine refugee protection and global responsibility. #RefugeeLeadership #UNGA81 #RefugeeProtection

Every day, forcibly displaced people work to create better lives for themselves after facing unimaginable hardships. Wherever they are and whomever they may be, refugees deserve the world’s attention and support.

A promise made 75 years ago. A promise of safety. A promise of dignity. A promise we must keep. Our Global Goodwill Ambassador, Cate Blanchett, joins us in reaffirming our commitment to refugees everywhere and in standing in solidarity with people forced to flee.

Yemen: Escalating conflict could drive more displacement, with growing numbers of people expected to flee both within Yemen and to Djibouti, Somalia and other countries. Since the beginning of September, more than 130,000 people have been forced to flee. www.unhcr.org/us/news/brie...

Nearly 3,000 people have arrived in Djibouti fleeing Yemen in less than a week. More than half of the Yemeni refugees crossing to Djibouti are women and children.

Nearly 3,000 people have arrived in Djibouti in less than a week, making the dangerous sea crossing across the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as escalating violence forces more families to flee Yemen.

Escalating conflict in Yemen is driving new displacement and refugee arrivals in Djibouti. More than 100,000 people have been displaced in Yemen, while more than 2,400 people have arrived in Djibouti from Yemen this week in search of safety. Civilians must be protected.

Yemen. 🚨 Escalating conflict drives new displacement and refugee arrivals in Djibouti.

For refugees and forcibly displaced people, going back to school is more than lectures and homework. It's a chance to rebuild their lives, become self-reliant and contribute to the communities that have welcomed them.

75 years ago, the world made a promise to protect people forced to flee. Today, that promise is under strain. Our Goodwill Ambassador Theo James’ grandfather’s story powerfully reminds us why we must protect the right to seek safety. Read his op-ed in @time.com: time.com/article/2026...

Schools are a place of learning. Schools are a safe haven. For refugees, schools are a beacon of hope for a brighter tomorrow. Schools are a lot of things, but they should never be a target. #ProtectEducation #EducationUnderAttack

Every day, forcibly displaced people work to create better lives for themselves after facing unimaginable hardships. Wherever they are and whomever they may be, refugees deserve the world’s attention and support.

War shouldn’t become the new normal for anyone. Millions of people have fled the fighting. Millions more are caught up in waves Russian strikes night and day. The situation is worsening. People need the world’s attention now more than ever.

More than what you see. A basket. A blackboard. A wheelchair. A wedding dress. For these refugees in Rwanda, they mean a livelihood, an education, independence or a fresh start.

Homeward. Last week, Syrian families choosing to return home travelled from Lebanon to Syria. UNHCR continues to facilitate voluntary returns for refugees who wish to make the journey.

Some good news! After decades away, over 400 Rwandan refugees have voluntarily returned home from the DR Congo, joining almost 8,400 people who have returned since January 2025. For families returning home, it’s a fresh start and renewed hope for the future.

65 years after landmark Convention, UNHCR calls for renewed action to prevent statelessness worldwide. www.unhcr.org/news/briefin...

65 years after landmark Convention, UNHCR calls for renewed action to prevent statelessness | UNHCR

GENEVA – Sixty-five years since the conclusion of the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is calling for renewed political commitment to ensure that everyo...

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