Afghanistan Situation

Afghanistan Situation

On 3 October 2023, Pakistan’s national Apex Committee endorsed a plan to repatriate over a million foreigners without valid documents, largely Afghans. Announcing the plan, Pakistan’s Minister of Interior said that an ultimatum has been issued to illegal foreigners residing in Pakistan, requiring them to leave the country by 1 November.

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Ukraine Refugee Situation

Ukraine Refugee Situation

The full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has caused massive civilian casualties and the destruction of civilian infrastructure, forcing people to flee their homes seeking safety, protection and assistance. Since February 2022, millions of refugees from Ukraine have crossed borders into neighbouring countries, and millions more have been forced to flee within the country. They are in need of protection and support. In light of the emergency and the scale of humanitarian needs, an inter-agency regional refugee response is being carried out, in support of the efforts of refugee-hosting countries. The Regional Refugee Response Plan brings together national authorities, UN agencies, NGOs, as well as civil society organisations and focuses on supporting host country governments to ensure the inclusion of refugees, with full access to their rights, in line with international standards. It also prioritizes the provision of critical protection services and humanitarian assistance.

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Sudan Situation

Sudan Situation

Since the start of the conflict in Sudan in mid-April, large numbers of civilians have been forced to flee, including people who were already internally displaced and refugees from other countries who had sought safety in Sudan. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled into neighbouring countries or returned home in adverse circumstances – notably to the Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia and South Sudan. Others self-relocated within Sudan.

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Syria Regional Refugee Response

Syria Regional Refugee Response

Million of Syrians, many of them displaced for over a decade, have sought refuge in Türkiye, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt. The protracted nature of the conflict, which has resulted in one of the world's largest refugee crises, has strained public infrastructure and services in host countries.

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DRC Situation

DRC Situation

Decades of clashes between armed groups, widespread violations of human rights, and devastating incidents of gender-based violence have displaced more than 6.1 million people within the DRC

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Afghanistan Situation

Afghanistan Situation

Ukraine Refugee Situation

Ukraine Refugee Situation

Sudan Situation

Sudan Situation

Syria Regional Refugee Response

Syria Regional Refugee Response

DRC Situation

DRC Situation

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Panel de indicadores y hojas informativas
19 Jan 2025

Afghan Returns | Weekly Update 12 January – 18 January 2025

This dashboard provides a weekly update on UNHCR-assisted Afghan nationals returning from Pakistan. It details both voluntary repatriation as well as forced returns. It categorizes the total numbers of returns by age, gender and documentation type, offering a clear demographic snapshot. Additionally, the infographic traces the flow of returnees from January to present, highlighting trends and changes over time. This visual representation serves as a vital tool for understanding the dynamics of Afghan nationals return, aiding stakeholders in making informed decisions and assessments regarding their integration and support.
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19 Jan 2025

UNHCR Syria: Syria governorates of return overview- 16 January 2025

This map is prepared using data from population movement reporting and border monitoring tool. It also includes the movements of Syrians who returned from Lebanon to Syria under duress following the escalation of hostilities on 23 September 2024, primarily through the border crossing points of Jdaidat Yabous, Al-Dabousiah, and Jousieh.
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Panel de indicadores y hojas informativas
18 Jan 2025

UNHCR TCHAD| Afflux des Réfugiés du Soudan (au 12 janvier 2025)

Depuis le début du conflit au Soudan le 15 avril 2023, la CNARR, le HCR et l'OIM enregistrent un afflux de personnes forcées de fuir, notamment des réfugiés soudanais et des retournés tchadiens arrivés spontanément au Tchad par plus de 32 points d'entrée frontaliers dans l'Est du Tchad. Principalement les provinces du Ouaddaï, du Sila, du Wadi Fira et de l’Ennedi Est. Les travailleurs humanitaires apportent un soutien au gouvernement tchadien et aux autorités locales pour fournir une assistance vitale et un ensemble de services de protection à la fois dans les sites spontanés, dans les extensions ainsi que dans les sites aménagés nouvellement établis. A ce jour, sous la direction du Gouvernement et du HCR, 49% des réfugiés ont été relocalisés des sites spontanés vers les extensions d’anciens sites aménagés, mais aussi vers les sites nouvellement établis où ils bénéficient, tout comme les communautés hôtes, des services fournis par les humanitaires.
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Panel de indicadores y hojas informativas
18 Jan 2025

UNHCR TCHAD| Afflux des Réfugiés du Soudan | Statistiques de l'enregistrement individuel biométrique (au 12 janvier 2025)

Depuis le début du conflit au Soudan en avril 2023, la CNARR, le HCR et l'OIM identifient et enregistrent les réfugiés soudanais et les migrants tchadiens retournés en provenance du Darfour. Une estimation de 910 000* personnes nécessitant une assistance humanitaire a été établie. Pour garantir leur protection, une opération de dénombrement a été lancée le long de la frontière, permettant la collecte des données essentielles sur les réfugiés pour une assistance ciblée. En parallèle, la relocalisation depuis les sites spontanés vers des sites aménagés est mise en oeuvre et permet de poursuivre l’enregistrement biométrique individuel des réfugiés.
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Panel de indicadores y hojas informativas
18 Jan 2025

UNHCR CHAD| Influx of Refugees from Sudan (as of 12 january 2025)

Since the beginning of the conflict in Sudan on April 15, 2023, the CNARR, UNHCR and IOM have noted an influx of people forced to flee including Sudanese refugees and Chadian returnees who arrived spontaneously in Chad through over 32 border entry points mainly in the provinces of Ouaddai, Sila, Wadi-Fira and Ennedi Est in Eastern Chad. From the onset of the influx, humanitarian workers are supporting the Chadian Government and local authorities to provide life saving assistance and a set of Protection services both in spontaneous sites ; in the extension of old settlements as well as the newly established settlements. As of date under the leadership of the Government and UNHCR 49% of refugees have been relocated from the spontaneous arrival sites to both the extension and newly established settlements where refugees and host communities benefit from the services delivered by the humanitarian teams.
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