Rapports

Geneva – The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has helped almost 100 third country nationals (TCNs) from Tunisia, Ghana and Lebanon, who fled the war in Ukraine, to voluntarily return safely to their countries of origin. Among…

A full-scale military attack (invasion) of Ukraine was started by Russia in the night of February 23/24, 2022. Cities, towns and other targets in all regions of Ukraine have been shelled or attacked with rockets, and…

Date: 9 March 2022 From 4 am on 24 February 2022, when the Russian Federation’s armed attack against Ukraine started, to 12 midnight on 8 March 2022 (local time), the Office of the UN High Commissioner for…

More than 40 charities, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and aid agencies working with refugees have today backed a joint letter, published in the Guardian, to do more for the men, women and children of Ukraine who are…

Warsaw — I am completing a six-day trip (March 3-9) to Poland with a Refugees International (RI) team, in which we have travelled about 600 miles through eastern Poland and visited cities, towns, and villages receiving…

€2 billion to support resilience and livelihoods in Ukraine and affected countries Priorities include trade finance, emergency liquidity, energy security and municipal services Reconstruction programme will follow once conditions are in place The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development…

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) hereby offers guidance on the rules for crossing the Ukranian state border for persons who search for safety and who are leaving or plan to leave the territory of Ukraine. POLAND Entry is…

This report is produced by OCHA Ukraine in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers the period from 3 p.m. (EET) 7 March to 3 p.m. (EET) 8 March. KEY FIGURES (FLASH APPEAL 2022) 12M people in need (Source: 2022…

By Jason Dueck Try to imagine hearing air raid sirens scream out their warning. In your panic, you seek shelter. Your freezing fingers remind you of the warm coat you've forgotten back home. Or maybe you pack…

“It was a big panic, lots of people shouting, children crying, no security.” This is how Natalia Lutoya describes the chaotic situation when she reached the train station in Lysychansk with her son fleeing Ukraine. Just…