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Fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has forced at least 11,000 people to flee to neighbouring Uganda since November 7, 2021, representing the largest ... Read more »
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The report of a joint investigation by the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission and the United Nations Human Rights Office accuses parties to the conflict between Tigray and the Read more »
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More than a million people are fleeing terror and violence in Burkina Faso, and their numbers are growing. Many are left to fend for themselves as they struggle to survive, writes ... Read more »
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Somalia militia, Ahlu Sunna Wal Jamaa (ASWJ), has agreed to a ceasefire following talks brokered by the local business community, bringing an end to days of bloodshed in the ... Read more »
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The Tigray Peoples Liberation Front has said that it is willing to cooperate with the U.S. on reaching a resolution to the ongoing conflict. This comes after U.S. President, ... Read more »
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U.S.-based non-profit Exitus has sought legal advice following the South African government's refusal to temporarily accommodate 126 Afghan refugees fleeing the Taliban, writes ... Read more »
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On 25 July, President Kais Saied responded to protests against a tattered economy, endemic corruption and inept handling of the pandemic by sacking Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi, ... Read more »
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More girls and boys than ever are on the move, with 35.5 million having lived outside their country of birth in 2020 and an additional 23.3 million displaced internally, according ... Read more »
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Uganda has agreed to temporarily host 2,000 Afghan refugees at the request of the United States. Esther Anyakun, Uganda's state minister for relief, disaster preparedness and ... Read more »
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The high prevalence of psycho-social distress and suicide among refugee families in northern region is due to gender-based violence, according to a study titled Tolerance of ... Read more »
