Hundreds Flee Syria’s Baghouz
The ferocious battle for the city of Baghouz, the Islamic State’s last bastion in eastern Syria, enters its fifth day as the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) declare final push to retake it.
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1.8 Million Remain Displaced in Iraq
According to the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Peter Maurer, 1.8 million people remain to be internally displaced in Iraq one year after the end of the liberation operations.
Syria Regime Evicts Thousands From Battle-Scarred Aleppo, Following Deadly Building Collapse
Authorities in the battle-scarred Syrian city of Aleppo have announced plans to evict residents from 10 thousand buildings after a block of flats collapsed over the weekend.
Meet one of Lebanon's smallest Syrian refugee communities
The Lebanese city of Ashqout near the country's lavish Faraya village ski resorts, houses 42 Syrian refugees who fled Aleppo in 2014. According to refugees in the camp, the UNHCR has not provided them assistance in three years.
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Iraq: Bzebiz IDP Camp Closes As All Families Return To Their Homes
Located near Baghdad, most of the residents of the Bzebiz camp have returned to their homes. Only 200 families remain out of 17,000 that once resided there.
Syria: Scores Of People Displaced By Fighting In Deir Ez-Zour
Fighting in eastern Syria against ISIS is down to its last few weeks with the group confined to the two villages of Marashidah and Safafinah. The clashes have left hundreds of escapees in displacement camps.
Refugees In Rukban Camp At Risk Of Freezing This Winter
13 children have already died in the freezing conditions in the Rukban camp on the Syrian-Jordanian border due to the winter weather and lack of aid.
Winter exacerbates poor conditions for IDP in north Syria
The weather conditions during the winter season has made the lives of internally displaced people living in IDP camps throughout Syria even more difficult.