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Seed Security in Fragile and Climate Vulnerable States - Arabic version (عربي)
System Disruptions and Solutions for Niger, Pakistan, South Sudan and Syria
- Report
- February 8, 2024
Seed Security in Fragile and Climate Vulnerable States - Spanish version (español)
System Disruptions and Solutions for Niger, Pakistan, South Sudan and Syria
- Report
- February 8, 2024
Seed Security in Fragile and Climate Vulnerable States - French version (français)
System Disruptions and Solutions for Niger, Pakistan, South Sudan and Syria
- Report
- February 8, 2024
The South Sudanese people deserve peace; the IRC calls for all parties to build a better future
- Press Release
- June 27, 2022
Suzan - The hands that make a home
Suzan Justin is a 43-year-old mother of six who was forced to make a new start in Uganda when the war in South Sudan upended their lives. The IRC paired her with a local Ugandan mentor who was sympathetic to Suzan’s experience because his wife was also a refugee from South Sudan. Read the story of Suzan and other newcomers.
- Video
- July 6, 2022
Crisis in Sudan: What is happening and how to help
Sudan is the biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded. Here’s what you need to know about the crisis in Sudan and what you can do to help.
- Article
- July 30, 2025
The International Rescue Committee with other humanitarian partners call upon the inclusion of refugees into national systems and urges donors to give US$ 1.33B to be able to meet the critical needs of refugees in South Sudan in 2023.
- Press Release
- February 24, 2023
Why Uganda embraces refugees
Uganda has received its millionth refugee from South Sudan, its neighbor consumed by civil war. Uganda could have tried to keep the refugees out, regarding them as a potential burden on a still-developing country. Instead, Uganda embraced the refugees as brothers and sisters who need help and a chance to start a new life somewhere safe.
- Video
- June 27, 2022
New Americans celebrate their first Independence Day
Timothy Cham and his wife, Abang Otong, escaped a brutal war in South Sudan. They are among the 1% of refugees worldwide who have a chance to resettle in another country. They arrived in the United States eight months ago to resettle in Baltimore, MD with support from the International Rescue Committee. Both Timothy and Abang are working in Baltimore, and their sons Akway and Emmanuel are doing very well in school.
- Video
- June 27, 2022
Stories from Sudan: The largest humanitarian crisis on record
The civil war in Sudan has created the largest humanitarian crisis on record. These are the real stories of survivors—and the heroes among them—who risked everything to protect their families and their communities.
- Article
- April 14, 2025