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Despite soaring needs, funding and support for the education sector trail behind in the humanitarian response. Only 6.5% of the education needs were covered in 2021 in Burkina Faso, and 7.9% in Niger, making it the least funded sector of the humanitarian response in both countries. Date: 04 February 2022 Location: Tillaberi Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC

En fjerdedel av verdens barn uten skoletilgang lever i Sentral- og Vest-Afrika

- Afrika|Vest-Sahara

Nær 2 millioner mennesker på flukt i sultrammede Burkina Faso

- Burkina Faso

Fem år med krise har etterlatt Rohingya-flyktninger uten håp om å vende hjem

- Bangladesh

Én million mennesker fordrevet av tørke i Somalia

- Somalia

Ett år etter Talibans overtakelse betaler det afghanske folk den høyeste prisen

- Afghanistan
Flyktninghjelpen er prismottaker av Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize 2022.

Flyktninghjelpen tildeles Conrad N. Hilton humanitære pris for 2022

- Global

Flyktninghjelpen får Hilton humanitære pris for 2022

Irak: Fem år etter gjenerobringen av Mosul står byens ungdom uten framtidsmuligheter

- Irak

Afghanistan: Flere hundre tusen familier risikerer å bli hjemløse etter trusler om utkastelse

- Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Jordskjelvet forverrer den alvorlige humanitære krisen

- Afghanistan
NRC Secretary General Jan Egeland meeting four-year-old Atar Mohammed Yarow and his mother at Bayahaw Hospital in Baidoa. Atar is severely malnourished and currently getting treatment at the hospital with several other children afflicted by the same problem. Photo: Karl Schembri/NRC Taken: 21 June 2022

Somalia rammet av sult og klimakrise etter enda en dårlig regnsesong

- Somalia

Verdens ti mest neglisjerte fluktkriser er alle i Afrika

- Afrika

100 millioner mennesker på flukt: – Vi er vitne til kolossale menneskelige lidelser

- Global

Nesten 60 millioner mennesker internt fordrevet i verden

Irak: Pågående konflikt og ødeleggelser hindrer fordrevne familier fra å returnere til Sinjar

- Irak

Jemen: Gjenåpning av flyplassen i Sana er et viktig steg mot langvarig fred

- Jemen

Uforståelig at regjeringen vil kutte i bistand til verdens fattigste

- Global|Norge
Three years ago, Sultan Ahmed started to hear the sounds of battles near his village. Some neighbors fled their homes to safer areas, but he insisted on staying in his home. “It was difficult to leave my home, so I didn’t flee even if we heard the sounds of battles,” says the father of five children, who is now in his 50s. Sultan used to be a daily worker on farms and building homes in his village. But when the battles reached his town last week, he decided to flee. “Five days ago, the conflict reached our village and started to attack our homes, so I took my family and fled this camp, where there are some people I know.” Sultan arrived at Al-Hadad camp in Marib, where around 340 families live in a makeshift camp. His family slept outdoors for the first two days, until other displaced families helped him set up a tent from those poles. The Norwegian Refugee Council is on the ground in Marib. NRC distributed essential items like mattresses and blankets to over 1300 families, and Sultan was one of them. Text: Nasser Abdulkareem/NRC Photo: Muath Kadam/NRC

Jemen: Antallet sivile tap halvert siden starten av våpenhvilen

- Jemen

Økonomisk krise tvinger syrere til å ta desperate grep

- Syria

Burkina Faso: Over en kvart million mennesker rammet av angrep på vannfasiliteter i tørkesesongen

- Afrika|Burkina Faso

Fare for beleiring, blodbad og nye fordrivelser i Øst-Ukraina

- Ukraina

Afghanistan: Dødelig angrep på ungdomsskole i Kabul

- Afghanistan
A memorial for victims of the conflict. On each cross is the name of someone who has lost their life. The sign in the background says "Courage: keep going". Photo: Christian Jepsen/NRC ____________ ESPAÑOL: Un monumento comunitario a las víctimas del conflicto. En cada cruz figura el nombre de alguien que ha perdido la vida. El cartel del fondo dice "ánimo: siguan adelante". Foto: Christian Jepsen/NRC

Økt vold i Colombia fører til nye fordrivelser

- Colombia
On 7 July, men armed with Kalashnikovs burst into the village of Nogo. The attack lasted 60 minutes, mainly targeting an outpost of a self-defence group, the VDP. At least 7 civilians, including 2 women and a baby, were killed in the shootout. The assailants took advantage of the situation to steal pharmaceutical products, two health workers' motorbikes and livestock belonging to the civilians. The entire population of the village fled to Ouahigouya and took refuge in an unoccupied school during the school holidays. More than 500 people are living crammed into classrooms while waiting to receive shelter and adequate aid. However, the aid received is far from sufficient. The displaced report receiving a bag of millet on arrival, then nothing. They survive thanks to the help of the local population. Some are tempted to return home to collect their cereal stock despite the presence of armed groups. "We fled to come here but there is no food. We are thinking of going home, but we are very afraid of being killed, so we are staying for now. If we get help here, we can stay, it will be better," says Rouamba, a mother from Nogo village. Date: 25 August 2021 Location: Ouahigouya, North province, Burkina Faso Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa /NRC

Vest-Afrika står overfor sin verste matkrise på ti år

- Afrika

Afghanistan: Rekordstore nødhjelpsbehov krever økt støtte fra internasjonale givere

- Afghanistan

Åpner flyktningmottak i et forstrukket Polen

- Ukraina|Polen
Fadhl Bakar, 13 years, is carrying firewood back to his tent. He dropped out of school when the battle erupted in his village in 2016. He fled to another village. He now spends most of his time supporting his family by doing daily work. Photo: Mahmoud Al-Filastini/ Norwegian Refugee Council

Syv år med krig i Jemen: det internasjonale samfunnets troverdighet står på spill

- Jemen

Ukraina-krisen: Vi trapper opp arbeidet

- Ukraina
A man in a reflective vest and a woman in a beige vest is standing next to each other. In front of them are two big soup terrines. They are standing in a large tent.

Ukraina-krisen: Flyktninghjelpen trapper opp arbeidet sammen med lokale partnere

- Ukraina

Giverkonferanse for Jemen: Mangel på vilje vil føre til tap av liv

- Jemen

Ukraina: - Vi blir nedringt av desperate mennesker

- Ukraina

Takker giverne

- Ukraina

Ukraina: Flyktninghjelpen lanserer nødhjelpsplan for å hjelpe 800.000 ukrainere i nød

- Ukraina
TV-innsamling for de som er rammet av krigen i Ukraina - 7.mars kl.20.00

TV-innsamling: Sammen for å hjelpe dem som er rammet av krigen i Ukraina

Kommunene vil hjelpe Ukraina

- Ukraina

President Zelensky gir Ukrainas fortjenesteorden til Flyktninghjelpen

- Norge|Ukraina

Ti norske NORCAP-ansatte evakuert fra Ukraina

- Ukraina

Umiddelbar våpenhvile er nødvendig for å hjelpe sivile i Ukraina

- Ukraina

Ukraina: Forbereder oss på store flyktningstrømmer

- Ukraina
NRC’s Secretary General Jan Egeland at Stanytsia Luhanska, one of the crossing points on the contact line in Ukraine.

Ukraina: Slik kan du hjelpe

- Ukraina

– Vi trenger din hjelp nå

- Ukraina

Millioner av mennesker i Ukraina vil rammes dersom konflikten eskalerer

- Ukraina
Education has been neglected for far too long in humanitarian responses to conflict and displacement. Without appropriate mitigation and immediate response measures, continued exposure to stress and violence in addition to disrupted access to education are seriously compromising children's future. Date: 04 February 2022 Location: Tillaberi Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC

Barn i Mali, Niger og Burkina Faso føler seg utrygge på skolen

- Burkina Faso|Mali|Niger
Three years ago, Sultan Ahmed started to hear the sounds of battles near his village. Some neighbors fled their homes to safer areas, but he insisted on staying in his home. “It was difficult to leave my home, so I didn’t flee even if we heard the sounds of battles,” says the father of five children, who is now in his 50s. Sultan used to be a daily worker on farms and building homes in his village. But when the battles reached his town last week, he decided to flee. “Five days ago, the conflict reached our village and started to attack our homes, so I took my family and fled this camp, where there are some people I know.” Sultan arrived at Al-Hadad camp in Marib, where around 340 families live in a makeshift camp. His family slept outdoors for the first two days, until other displaced families helped him set up a tent from those poles. The Norwegian Refugee Council is on the ground in Marib. NRC distributed essential items like mattresses and blankets to over 1300 families, and Sultan was one of them. Text: Nasser Abdulkareem/NRC Photo: Muath Kadam/NRC

Jemen: Antallet sivile ofre doblet etter at FN stanset uavhengig overvåking av konflikten

- Jemen

Ny konflikt i Ukraina vil føre til store fordrivelser

- Ukraina
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