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Alphonse Kabasele Bushila poses next to Emile Ndibu, the village chief of Tshiambula. These two village chiefs were in conflict with one another but NRC's efforts at mediation led to these two villages to now be at peace.

Photo: Itunu Kuku/NRC

Perspective

DR Congo

Making violent land disputes a thing of the past

Long lines of people are waiting outside the NRC office in Um Rakuba camp.

Most of the refugees waiting are young men, which makes up a majority of the ones who have fled Ethiopia. We were told stories of fear of recruitment to the militia, or of being killed if suspected to belong to TPLF.

Photo: Ingebjørg Kårstad/NRC

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Tigray

Meet the people forced to flee Ethiopia's Tigray region

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Coronavirus

When the pandemic alarm went off

See how NRC is responding to the Covid-19 pandemic

Latest news

USA|Yemen | 18. Jan 2021

Effective tomorrow 19 January 2021: US sanctions on Yemen will fuel the flames of war and starvation for millions

Statement by the Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, Jan Egeland:

Central African Republic | 15. Jan 2021

Mounting hostilities disrupt aid delivery in the Central African Republic

Humanitarian operations in several parts of the Central African Republic are at a standstill due to ongoing election unrest and heightened insecurity, leaving many of the 2.8 million people in need of essential humanitarian aid without access to life-saving assistance.

Yemen | 11. Jan 2021

Statement on US designation of Ansar Allah as a terrorist organisation

Reacting on the US designation of Ansar Allah as a terrorist organisation, NRC said:

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Opinions

Ahmed's wife prepares the lunch for the family inside her tent in Al-Malika camp in Taiz.

Photo: Khalid Al-Banna/NRC

Op-ed

Yemen

World leaders can still avert famine in Yemen

New arrivals are waiting at the entrance to Um Rakuba camp in Sudan, after being transferred from the border areas.

Global | 07. Jan 2021

What we got wrong about Covid and refugees

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

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