Chagall is known for his poetic, colourful paintings. He was also a refugee.

Four years ago, 21-year-old Alganesh had everything to look forward to. Newly married and having recently qualified with a diploma in management, she moved from the Ethiopian countryside to reunite with her husband in Soge, a town in the west of the country

Museum walls speak volumes about refugees’ creative contributions to our lives and to human achievement. 

Warren is Darren's his best friend, confidant and the person that gave him the confidence to come out to his colleagues.

Threatened by gangs in El Salvador, Valentina escaped danger by resettling to the United States. She tells her powerful story so others like her might have a chance at safety and freedom.

John struggled to adjust to life in the UK and it took him eleven years before he was granted refugee status. Joining the theatre company with Adam was the first time John felt a sense of belonging.

Eight-year old Amir's parents have wonderful memories of their life in Homs, Syria before the war: “We remember our home and how we used to live – going to the souks and shopping. We felt safe. We were really living.”

11-year old Abdelsalam's dreams are put back on track after receiving treatment for his asthma.

IRC calls partner abuse a public health crisis that must be placed on humanitarian agendas.

Over 65 million people worldwide are currently displaced by conflict and natural disaster, the biggest upheaval of humanity since World War II. Now more than ever, the humanitarian imperative is clear. World Humanitarian Day is a chance to honour those who work on the frontlines of this global crisis, providing lifesaving services to the most vulnerable, often at considerable personal risk.