Hardships are mounting for Syrians in Idlib, where thousands are facing constant airstrikes, chronic shortages of food and medicine, and widespread unemployment.

Since resettling in the UK, Mohamed has found comfort in telling his story through his music, combining genres and inspired by cultures of the people and places he experienced on his journey to safety after fleeing Sudan.

The reality of embarking on an epic journey can mean only taking a few items with you. If you’re travelling alone and fleeing your country because of conflict or violence, they could even be essential – and mean so much more.

The IRC recently spoke with people in the Central African Republic who felt they had no real participation in the country's peace process after years of war.

Ideas on how schools can support students in the holy month of Ramadan in the UK.

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.

Women’s rights activists in Uganda have joined together to become powerful forces for change in their communities. Whether it’s ensuring girls have access to school and aren’t forced to marry, preventing domestic violence or getting women into work - they’re determined to build a better world where all women have the chance to thrive.

One frigid afternoon at the Info Park refugee information hub in Belgrade, Serbia, the door opened and two young boys walked in, their demeanor a mixture of relief and great fatigue. On this extremely cold day with temperatures dropping below freezing, one of them was wearing only a thin sweatshirt. They had just arrived that morning from Bulgaria.