#Refugee

Soraya Akhlaghi filmed her perilous flight from Iran and precarious new life over five years on her phone, reassembled here with yearning animations

Arno Yafunga is part of the first refugee team to compete at the Youth Olympic Games

Letter: Such a punitive measure will leave people at risk of exploitation and severe poverty, says Mark Joselin of the Refugee Council

Harsher settlement rules wouldn’t have stopped me fleeing hell in Syria to reach the UK. Now I’m here, they will just pile trauma on top of trauma, says a Syrian refugee living in the UK

As persecution continues around the world, so too should our bipartisan support for refugees — regardless of where they come from, the color of their skin, or what faith they practice.

The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) on Tuesday urged continued international support for Ukraine’s population as Russian airstrikes intensify and humanitarian needs grow in advance of another bitterly cold winter.

What does healing look like for a refugee child? That's the question educational leader Erum Mariam asked when her team built the humanitarian "play labs": s...

78 years ago, 800,000 Palestinians were displaced by zionist militias. Today, their grandchildren are still refugees.

The Palestinian question never disappeared despite Israel’s best efforts and worst brutality.

The Malaysian government began a refugee registration system in January 2026 that has raised protection, rights, and privacy concerns for the hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers in the country.

In Gaza’s Bureij refugee camp, 64 young Palestinian artists have been showcasing works shaped by years of war.

Explore powerful humanitarian stories from Ukraine, Syria, and the U.S., and see how care, education, and health support are changing lives

After a week that saw a scathing auditor general's report find the federal Immigration Department has failed to act on fraud in its international student program, a major bill reforming immigration powers is now law in Canada.

An Indian man whose wife is an accepted refugee in Canada is facing deportation with the couple's five-year-old son in what lawyers say is a troubling new practice of separating the families of people with protected status.

Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a "nearly blind" refugee, was found dead in Buffalo, New York, after being released from U.S. Customs and Border Protection custody. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez reports.