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Kongo topper liste over neglisjerte fluktkriser

| Global|Afrika|DR Kongo
Kugar go to the nearest river to look for water lilies for food and when the river dries up, there will be no water lilies. She could also go to the forest and pick some wild fruits and fire wood for cooking food. In the forest, she is afraid of wild animals and being raped. Photo: Ingrid Prestetun/NRC

Overlever på vannliljer

| Sør-Sudan

Afghanere på flukt rammes av sultkatastrofe

| Afghanistan

Libanon gir flere flyktninger lovlig opphold

| Libanon

Alarmerende situasjon for familier på flukt i Mali

| Mali

Valgkamp i Colombia: Ofrene for konflikten i Colombia må prioriteres

| Colombia
Marguerite Nguena poses in the house she occupies. Marguerite Nguena, 62, widow, lives with some of her seven children and some of her grandchildren. "On December 5, 2013, I fled to the Mpoko displaced site with my husband, children and grandchildren. A few months later my husband took a stray bullet at the site. It killed him. After that, we went to a cousin's house next door to the Combattants neighborhood. We lived a year like this for 14 people in the house. And then my cousin's wife chased us away." "Then I came back to Bazanga. I live in the house of a Muslim who fled the neighborhood. He wants to put his house back on rent, but I can't afford to pay the rent. He gave me six months to find a solution. If I don't find a solution, I will have to go back to my native village in Bossembélé." "I don't have a job. Sometimes members of my church give me something to help me. We are in a state of insecurity. Again tonight, around 9:00 p. m. we heard cracklings of weapons." Since 2013, numerous outbreaks of community violence have provoked fighting in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. In the most exposed neighbourhoods, the population was forced to flee to seek refuge with their families or in the various IDP sites of the city. Today all these sites have been closed and the inhabitants are returning home. The NRC meets these returnees to raise awareness of land rights and help them resolve conflicts related to illegal house occupations and evictions. Photo credit: NRC/Alexis Huguet Date: August 25, 2017

Dette bør du vite om mennesker på flukt i eget land

Volden i Mali driver folk på flukt

| Mali
NRC's Becky Bakr Abdulla Photo credit: Ingrid Prestetun

Slik hjelper Flyktninghjelpen barn med krigstraumer

| Irak

Angrep på skoler og elever sprer seg

| Global

Mercy ble Grand Prix-låt

| Europa

Mange får fortsatt ikke hjelp

| Sudan
Photo: Alan Ayoubi/NRC

Krigen kommer tilbake hver natt

| Irak

Over to millioner barn får ikke utdanning i Syria

| Jordan|Syria

Marerittene øker blant Gazas barn

| Palestina

Store oversvømmelser rammer Somalia

| Somalia

Gaza: Verdens største utendørs fengsel

| Palestina

700.000 nye syrere på flukt

| Syria

Når livredderne blir drept

| Jemen

Blir etterlatt alene hver gang de andre flykter

| Sør-Sudan

Daglig kamp for å overleve

| Ukraina
Jan Egeland meeting people living in informal camps in Kalemie town in East Congo. They tell Egeland about the hardships and that they have not received any assistance. Egeland ask if many women are alone due to their men left og being killed. The women could not agree more. Thousands of people were forced to flee their homes after fighting broke out in the province of Tanganyika in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Now, many live in camps in the city of Kalemie and its surroundings. Among them are many children, who were separated from their parents. Altogether about 210,000 displaced persons live in about 17 non-official camps around Kalemie. The security situation in the region is still volatile. Many displaced people are seeking safety in and around Kalemie. Photo: NRC/Alex McBride

Nødhjelpsbehovet doblet i Kongo: 13 millioner trenger hjelp

Flyktninghjelpen krever at noen stilles til ansvar for drap på sivile

| Palestina

Fem fakta om Øst-Ghouta

| Midtøsten|Syria

10 ting du bør vite om migrasjon og flyktninger

| Global

Mange færre søker asyl i Nord-Europa

| Europa
Photo: Ana Karina Delgado Diaz/NRC

Dette truer freden i Colombia

| Colombia
36-year-old Bembeleza is the mother of seven kids who sells charcoal in Kitchanga. She fled to Kitchanga two years ago when fighting broke out in her home village of Lufunda, in the Masisi territory of North Kivu province, in DR Congo. Photo NRC/Ephrem Chiruza. February 2018.

Fikk en ny start med pengestøtte

| DR Kongo

Nektet å gi opp fotballen

| Irak

Drivhuseffekten

| Jordan|Syria

Advarer mot retur til Syria

| Syria

Irakere blir tvangsreturnert til livsfarlige forhold

| Irak

Fem ting du bør vite om krisen i DR Kongo

| DR Kongo

Vold mot sivile øker kraftig i Kongo

| DR Kongo

10 ting du bør vite om flyktninger fra Nord-Korea

| Kina|Nord-Korea|Sør-Korea

7 ting du bør vite om krisen i Afghanistan

| Afghanistan

50 fordrives hver time

| Afghanistan
Grant Officer in NRC Yemen Amr M. Munibari. Photo: Ismail Al-Surruri/NRC

Ser at nødhjelpen gjør en forskjell

| Jemen

Slik redder vi liv i Jemen

| Jemen

10 ting du bør vite om krisen i Jemen

| Jemen

Dette er en menneskeskapt krise

| Jemen
Sekou Kumara (right), 18, sits at the front of his English class in Thessaloniki as teacher Vassilis Papadopoulos looks on. Photo: Maria Gounaridou/NRC

Lærer gresk i nytt land

| Hellas

En mors ønske

| Den sentralafrikanske republikk

Økt vold og flere på flukt etter fire år med konflikt i Sør-Sudan

| Sør-Sudan

— Vi klarte det!

| Den sentralafrikanske republikk
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