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2011 Newsletter
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Famine in Somalia

Famine in Somalia Continues

2010 Newsletter
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Rainfall in eastern Chad is in steady decline, affecting the life of refugees and the future of next African generation.

Resettle to a new country? Refugee kids at Northern Thai camp watching the life-style pictures of USA, curious but also puzzled.

Namaste! Greeting from Bhutanese refugee children.

2009 Newsletter
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"What can I do to help as one individual? The answer to that is to care." Ben Affleck, in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Africa's Creeping Emergencies: Fleeing violence in the Central African Republic, a young woman nurses her baby at one of several refugee sites near the remote town of Daha in south-western Chad.

Rohingya refugees have been staying in the Bangladesh camp since 1991. Condition of the makeshift shelters requires immediate improvement.

2008 Newsletter
With You Newsletter Issue 1 With You Newsletter Issue 2 With You Newsletter Issue 3

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.

Without us, refugees can experience dangerous gaps in vital aid. With us, they can get the all-round, practical assistance and protection they so desperately need.

 

About UNHCR

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) was established on 14 December 1950 by the United Nations General Assembly. The agency is mandated to lead and coordinate international action to protect refugees and resolve refugee issues. It strives to ensure that everyone has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge in another state, with the option to voluntarily return home when conditions are conducive for return, integrate locally or resettle to a third country. UNHCR has twice won the Nobel Peace Prize, in 1954 for its ground-breaking work in helping the refugees of Europe, and in 1981 for its worldwide assistance to refugees.

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