Iraq - After the country's war against ISIS ended, displaced families were told that it was time to go home, pushing thousands of families into peril. Many internally displaced people said that they can not return home due to lack of infrastructure, and accusations of collaborations with ISIS.

Residents of the Karama displacement camp in Salahuddin are suffering immensely due to the lack of humanitarian aid and basic services. They call upon responsible authorities to help them return to their areas.

A member of the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights (IHCHR), Hemin Bajalan stated that displaced Iraqis living in camps in the Kurdistan Region suffer from lack of food and medicine due to a halt of deliveries from the Iraqi Ministry of Health.

Those who are still stranded in IDP camps in Deir ez-Zour and Raqqa, Syria, lament the lack of aid and food as the holy month of Ramadan begins.

Those who were living in IDP camps in Anbar Province are returning to their homes following an end to major security operations against ISIS. However, there are concerns over the safety of many displaced people returning home, as well as the pace of resettlement.

Days of rain has flooded a river adjacent to one of northern Aleppo's unofficial displacement camps, set up to house residents who have fled battles elsewhere in the country.

Thousands of Iraqis are still displaced from their homes and lingering in IDP camps all across the country. A large...

Thousands of people are escaping the fighting to camps in Idlib. Volunteers are providing education to children in these camps

Thousands of displaced Syrians in camps in Hama lack the most basic necessities to survive the harsh winter conditions.

An internally displaced Syrian woman walks in the Bab al-Salam refugee camp near the Syrian-Turkish border, northern Aleppo, Syria

As the battle to take Deiz ez-Zor mainly between the SAA and ISIS continues, civilians escape to camps.

Civilians that were stranded in Tal Afar under ISIS rule have escaped in great number to camps where conditions are difficult.

Several thousands of people from Deir ez-Zour have escaped the city and are living in abject conditions in IDP camps.

Two British Volunteers travel to refugee camps in Idlib Province to assist the women there.

As fighting for western Mosul continues, at least 70,000 civilians remain trapped as supplies dwindle. There may not be enough...

Sulaimania, Iraq – Kneeling on the ground, a Yazidi elder picks up a stone. Drawing lines in the sand, he demonstrates...