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Where to celebrate World Refugee Day 2018

Rohingya crisis

How to prepare for a monsoon, when you’re a refugee

Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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“Before the conflict in Syria, I was a normal person”

Watch Zuhair's story

Mandy Patinkin meets a refugee and mom who works to prevent violence against women in Uganda

Refugees in America

For this refugee mom and her son, baking is all about love

Mobile medical team and their minivan

How do you reach people in need in Libya? Rent a van

A woman in Monrovia, Liberia, walks past a mural that reads "Stop Ebola."

Crisis in focus

After Ebola, West Africa rebuilds for a better future

Hafiza in Tongo refugee camp in Ethiopia

She's 21, a refugee, and on a mission to end violence against women

Rohingya crisis

Rohingya refugees at risk as monsoon season looms

A Rohingya family with their children at an IRC-supported health center in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

Rohingya crisis

Why is the monsoon season so dangerous for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh?

#StandWithRefugees

Mandy Patinkin meets South Sudanese refugees in Uganda

Young girls soothe babies sheltering underground in Eastern Ghouta.

“We’ve been buried alive:” Inside Eastern Ghouta’s underground bunkers

Syrian civilians run for cover from bombardment in Eastern Ghouta, Syria. Photo: Abdulmonam Eassa/AFP

7 things you need to know about the horror in Syria

Press releases

IRC Statement on 2,000 Child Separations

David Miliband: “The attack on Hodeidah is an attack on the political and diplomatic process to bring peace to Yemen"

IRC condemns asylum decision, abandonment of victims of gang- and gender-based violence

David Miliband statement on Hodeidah, Yemen

Yemen: imminent attack on port city will lead to catastrophic humanitarian disaster

Will it make a difference? Towards a Global Compact on Refugees that actually works