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Over 12 million people live in refugee camps worldwide, with the Dadaab camp in Kenya housing more than 350,000 individuals originally meant for 90,000.
Brooks, Alberta, evolved from a predominantly white community to a diverse hub as immigrants and refugees united during the first strike at Lakeside Packers.
Ariel Nasr reflects on his Afghan heritage while young Afghans like Rana broadcast radio from Canada, aiming to inspire their peers in Kandahar amid ongoing conflict.
German-speaking refugees fleeing famine, disease, and religious persecution between 1618 and 1748 established a significant camp in London amid political turmoil.
A 12-year-old boy is jailed and tortured for protesting against the government in Ethiopia, leading to his eventual escape and life as a refugee.
In June 1940, Sousa Mendes issued approximately 30,000 visas, including 10,000 to Jews, defying orders from the Portuguese government.
In Montreal, the al-Mahamid family navigates the challenges of life as Syrian refugees, grappling with the ongoing impact of the war led by Bashar al-Assad.
In the Shufat refugee camp near Jerusalem, 12-year-old Neveen shares her daily life, family history, and perspectives on Israeli-Palestinian relations.
Rafi "Tommy" Blitz, a Holocaust survivor, shot fellow refugee Pidia Piattelli during a 1957 robbery in Tel Aviv, leading to a complex narrative of crime and compassion.
Nadia Nadim, an Afghan girl who fled to Denmark after the Taliban executed her father, has risen to prominence as an international football star.
In Kippenheim, Germany, Jewish villagers faced a dire struggle for American visas during the Nazi regime, with only one in four escaping to safety.
Masomah Alizada, a member of Afghanistan's women's cycling team, navigates the challenges of pursuing her sport in France after fleeing Taliban threats.
In early 1945, as Hitler's regime crumbled under the pressure of advancing Russian and US forces, the documentary examines the catastrophic consequences of his totalitarian vision, the deaths of key figures like Goebbels and Himmler, and the legacy.
Thousands of Palestinians gathered on the Gaza Strip's border with Israel as Amman became a hub for migrants from various countries seeking refuge.
Aitana Bonmat, the 2023 Ballon d'Or winner and UNHCR ambassador, balances her elite football career with personal commitments and connections to refugee women.
Six young Canadians in Fort McMurray face the aftermath of wildfires that destroyed homes and disrupted their lives in a city reliant on oil.
About 25,000 refugee claimants arrive in Canada each year, seeking asylum from dangerous situations in their home countries.
In 1992, an Iranian student named Habib committed suicide outside a small Ontario town after escaping the Ayatollah's regime in Iran.
Five Afghan women, including singer Mozhdah Jamalzadah and activist Nelofer Pazira-Fisk, share their stories of resistance and resilience amid the Taliban's resurgence.
Joyce, a 17-year-old refugee, escaped the threat of forced prostitution in the Democratic Republic of Congo while Sallieu, 16, witnessed his mother's murder in Sierra Leone.
80 percent of Kobane is completely destroyed, leaving families like Evlin's to navigate life in a refugee camp after fleeing ISIS attacks.
Fifty thousand casualties resulted from the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, leading to the exodus of 200,000 Hungarians from their homeland.
Mohammad 'Mo' Rabie returns to Syria after the civil war to search for his missing brother Ahmad and assess his future between Syria and Germany.
Marion Dewar, Ottawa's mayor from 1978 to 1985, championed social responsibility, disarmament referendums, and increased refugee quotas during her tenure.
Guor Maker, a South Sudanese refugee, strives to become his country's first Olympic athlete by competing in the marathon, highlighting the resilience of displaced individuals.
In the migrant camp of Las Raíces in Tenerife, 1,600 asylum seekers face prolonged detention and uncertainty while some organize a protest for better conditions.
Kais, a 30-year-old from Tunisia, struggles to reunite with his son Marcel while living in a makeshift camp known as The Jungle in Calais.
Aristides de Sousa Mendes, the Portuguese Consul General in Bordeaux, issued visas in June 1940, saving thousands from Nazi persecution.
Refugee children in Quebec face significant challenges integrating into the school system due to the trauma of violence they have endured, as explored by psychologist Hélène Magny.
In Milan, renowned chef Massimo Bottura and 60 international chefs transform food waste into nutritious meals for the city's most disadvantaged communities.
Over 8.2 million Ukrainians have left the country since the war began, while nearly 8 million have returned, many facing the loss of their homes.
Ten-year-old Edgar Gordon spoke with his parents in London while living as a refugee child in Canada during World War II.
Vanessa Redgrave's directorial debut explores the global refugee crisis through a blend of historical context, personal narrative, and a focus on human rights.
Migrants arriving in Paris after dangerous Mediterranean crossings from Libya navigate the challenges of life in squats while seeking refuge and stability.
Nelson Mandela was released from Victor Verster prison in 1990 after 27 years, while Winnie Mandela played a crucial role in the anti-apartheid movement.
Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, originally built for a few tents, now houses 80,000 people and features 24,000 homes and 3,000 businesses.
150 degrees is the temperature of fear as passengers on a crowded boat in the Mediterranean Sea face the threat of drowning while seeking safety.
In the largest refugee camp in Iraq, Reggie Yates spends a week living alongside 30,000 Syrian refugees affected by the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Venezuela produced 3 million barrels of oil a day at its peak, but today, Nicolás Maduro's regime faces severe political and economic challenges.
Sky News Breakfast reports on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and Poland.
A Saturday morning shooting reveals the violence against women in a quiet residential area near the border.
One year after the Taliban's takeover, schools for girls are banned, and women like Brishna face threats of violence for advocating their rights.
Yemen suffers after seven years of war, with 21 million people affected by the Houthis' control.
Sky News reports on the ongoing violence in Ukraine as Russian troops advance on Kiev.
3,000 people from 15 nations live in a camp in Tunisia, waiting for a chance to reach Europe while facing dire conditions and police brutality.
Border Patrols Police in Mexico and Brazil combat organized crime affecting migrants.
Afghan women face severe restrictions two years after the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan.
Matamoros became home to the largest refugee camp on the U.S.-Mexico border as asylum seekers waited for years under the 'Remain in Mexico' policy.
