Individuals and families who are forced to leave their home and land, often do not know where they will live or if they will ever be able to return.

When the war reached this village in Yemen, its residents were forced to flee. Upon returning, they found their homes had been severely damaged. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has provided families with cash assistance to help rehabilitate their war-torn homes.

Land issues, namely control of land, ownership of land, and land use, are at the heart of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. This guide aims to explain procedures used by Israeli authorities to increase their control, and provide the legal tools needed to understand Israeli land-related policies in Area C of the West Bank.

Land is a core component of stability for any society. The control over land and its natural resources often causes disputes between individuals, between individuals and the State, or the eruption of conflict between neighbouring States.

This report is an external review of NRCs programme-based advocacy initiative on housing, land, and property (HLP), 2011-2014.

Syrian refugee women are being systematically denied their rights to housing, land and property (HLP). Securing women’s HLP rights in Syria can empower women to have greater control over their situations, alleviate their struggles, and help them rebuild their lives after more than a decade in exile.

The report address issues regarding land rights for Colombian refugee women.

Iraq's women are paying a high price in the aftermath of the recent conflict, with many unable to return home without the support of their husbands. We spoke to four displaced women about their experiences.

Damaged windows, a broken door, and an unknown family living in his house. This was not the welcome Hamayadi Youcouda, 45, had imagined when he made the decision to return to his hometown in the Central African Republic (CAR) after five years as a refugee.