Find out what is happening to refugees from Ukraine, where are they going and how to help.

Refugees in Moria, Greece are crammed together in conditions that make it impossible to self-isolate

Imagine closing your front door behind you without knowing if you’ll ever be able to return.

Once every four years, the World Cup captures the undivided attention of hundreds of millions across the globe. It unites people in their love of the beautiful game and stirs national pride in fans and non-fans alike. I am a fan, so much so that today, I rose before 7am in order to watch the first match of the day. But I was not up so early to cheer on Team USA or any other nation’s team. No, I was up at first light to cheer on the International Rescue Committee’s squad of under-15 boys in the Zaatari camp World Cup tournament.

Hear from Marah and Razan, two generations of Syrian refugee women on their hopes for their future in the UK

Not only do many Afghan girls grow up in remote villages without schools, all girls over the age of twelve are now barred from formal education.

A sharp decline in the value of Yemen's currency coupled with stagnant wages means that average Yemenis are struggling to meet their needs. As the country enters its seventh year of war, over 67% of the Yemeni population is in desperate need of emergency relief.