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In Syria, many refugees are now threatened by famine as a result of the massive economic crisis and the corona pandemic.

Solar power is being used to provide water to shepherd families and their livestock who have returned to the Sinjar mountains.

The situation of refugees, whether in Syria, on the Greek islands or on the Turkish-Syrian border, is becoming increasingly desperate.

Roughly 235,000 people have fled after new attacks in northern Syria in the past two weeks. Welthungerhilfe is providing 100,000 euros in emergency...

Welthungerhilfe expects the participants at the first Global Refugee Forum to ensure that host countries will get better support.

61 NGOs warn of worsening crisis in Myanmar and call for refugees’ engagement on safe, voluntary returns.

Chancellor Merkel Travels to Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.

Are hunger and displacement caused solely by natural events like droughts? No, it’s not that simple.

Teenage girls at a local girls school in Northern Iraq built by Welthungerhilfe have big dreams for their future, despite the war in Syria.

Welthungerhilfe’s photo project in Turkey brings together Syrian child refugees and local Turkish kids – an opportunity for new friendships.

Welthungerhilfe staff member Jessica Kühnle traveled to Bangladesh and experienced the severe situation of the Rohingya on the spot.

Welthungerhilfe employee Disha Uppal visited refugee camp Bhalu Khali in Cox's Bazar, where over 615,000 Rohingya are seeking protection.