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Monique poses for a photo behind her new house.

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A home away from home

Finally home after five months hiding in the forest

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A meeting with displaced young people

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Afghanistan

“Many will starve to death this winter”

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Global | 30. Nov 2020

Nearly 40 million at heightened risk of violence, discrimination and rights abuses as Covid spawns a ‘coping crisis’

A new report reveals a severe deterioration in international efforts to protect the world’s most vulnerable people, with human rights violations including gender-based violence, trafficking and child recruitment on the rise.

A severe lack of funding is hampering humanitarians from saving lives.

The military response alone cannot respond to the needs of the displaced who are in precarious situations due to insecurity. Displaced people need urgent assistance. They need shelters, food, water, education, but as long as the response will be mainly security-oriented, the needs will not be met.

The funding of the humanitarian response is falling short. Aid organisations have scaled up their capacity in the country and stand ready to respond to the skyrocketing needs but their work is being severely hampered by the lack of commitment from donor governments. In 2019, not even half of the funds for the humanitarian response were allocated.

Date: 21 January 2020
Location: Kaya - Center North Burkina Faso
Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC

Burkina Faso | 27. Nov 2020

Immense challenges awaits newly elected president

Statement by Manenji Mangundu, Country Director for the Norwegian Refugee Council in Burkina Faso, on the preliminary presidential election results.

Afghanistan | 24. Nov 2020

Reactive statement on the Afghanistan conference 2020

Statement by Adam Combs, Asia, Europe and Latin America Regional Director, Norwegian Refugee Council

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When the military attacked their village and burned down their home in front of their eyes, Mohammed and his family fled to Bangladesh. Photo gathered in 2018.

Myanmar | 16. Nov 2020

The remaking of Myanmar

Global | 27. Oct 2020

The little talked about side-effects of Covid-19

Date: 9 January 2020
Location: Pissila - Center North of Burkina Faso
Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC

Global | 27. Oct 2020

Attacks against humanitarian workers must stop

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