Informes

Internal displacement is predominantly driven by mobility restrictions, extortion, forced recruitment, and gender-based violence. It is increasingly aecting urban areas, especially San Pedro Sula. UNHCR provides protection by presence in these urban centres, and services for…

Destacados del mes 40,230 personas refugiadas y migrantes ingresaron, se registraron y transitaron por Honduras en abril 2024 según el Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM). Un incremento de 76% en comparación con el mismo mes en 2023. Mientras…

Heavy rainfall has been affecting central-southern Honduras, in particular the area of the capital city Tegucigalpa since 10 June, causing floods that have resulted in population displacement and damage. Media report, as of 12 June, approximately 20…

Informe de fin de año de la Operación Honduras de ACNUR para 2023. Este documento integral, disponible tanto en español como en inglés, destaca los logros y esfuerzos clave para apoyar a más de 170.000 personas…

In 2023, Honduras continued to be affected by a complex humanitarian landscape, shaped by a confluence of socio-political, economic, and environmental challenges. UNHCR in Honduras, in collaboration with various partners, has remained at the forefront of…

Destacados del mes 45,666 personas refugiadas y migrantes ingresaron, se registraron y transitaron por Honduras en marzo 2024 según el Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM). Un incremento de 111% en comparación con el mismo mes en 2023. En…

Update on the situation and actions Impact of El Niño The El Niño phenomenon had a significant impact, leading to a 30-40% decrease in rainfall across the Dry Corridor during the final four months of the year. In…

Honduras experiences forced displacement triggered by generalized violence, human rights violations, and environmental threats. It also has unprecedented mixed movements flows. Forced displacement significantly impacts housing security, education continuity, and income stability while mixed movements require…

Ocotepeque, on the western edge of Honduras, is a critical border point for refugees and migrants in mixed movements, including individuals in need of international protection. UNHCR conducts border monitoring and provides protection services in key…

As of 2024, internal displacement is predominantly driven by mobility restrictions, extortion, forced recruitment, and gender-based violence. It is increasingly affecting urban areas, especially San Pedro Sula. UNHCR provides protection by presence in these urban centres,…