Tabita, IDP in the Far North Cameroon. She👩🏾and her child👶🏾 do not have an identification document.
🚨70% to 76% IDPs in the Far North do not have civil documentation. IDPs without ID face several protection issues regarding freedom of movement and access to services!
Nafissatou arrived in Chad as a separated child after fleeing the Central African Republic.
Today, she supports her family and helps train other refugee women.
Her story is a reminder that beyond escaping danger, safety is also having the chance to build a future.
#WorldRefugeeDay
*Coopération Tchad🇹🇩 – @Refugees : le HCR réaffirme son engagement aux côtés du Gouvernement.
Ce 13 mai 2026, le Représentant @UnhcrTchad , @AhouansouPat a rencontré le ministre délégué auprès du ministre des Finances, chargé de l’Économie, du Plan et de la Coopération internationale, M. Saleh Bourma Ali. Au centre des échanges, la nouvelle vision stratégique et les interventions du HCR dans la logique du Plan National de Développement, Tchad connexion 2030. Le Ministre délégué a également salué et encouragé le HCR à renforcer ses interventions qui prennent déjà en compte les populations locales afin de consolider la cohésion sociale.
❓Connaissez-vous les seuils d’épandage ? 💧
Au Tchad 🇹🇩, l'UE🇪🇺 et @UnhcrTchad ralentissent les crues, restaurent les sols et boostent les cultures. 🌱
Des solutions durables comme celle-ci sont urgentes pour les réfugiés soudanais et les communautés hôtes en difficulté.
https://t.co/jMwUR3Zkle
“Everybody is thirsty, so we try to help each other.”
For hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees in Chad, this is what survival looks like.
Your support can be lifesaving. Please donate: https://t.co/uYPddLkBVO
Trois ans après le début de la guerre au Soudan.
919 000 personnes ont fui vers le Tchad.
1 personne sur 13 y est réfugiée. Dans l’est du pays : 1 sur 3.
La plus grande crise de déplacement au monde ne ralentit pas.
N’oublions pas le Soudan.
Three years after the conflict began in Sudan, refugees are still crossing into Chad every day.
Moving families to safer settlements away from the border is a priority, but it depends on resources.
Here’s a look at the first steps of that journey.
UNHCR and 🇯🇵 Japan sign a USD 6.9 million partnership to restore access to civil documentation and legal services for displaced families in Cabo Delgado.
The initiative strengthens national systems and brings essential services closer to communities.
Flooding in central and southern Mozambique continues to displace families, with thousands sheltering in accommodation centres.
As overcrowding increases, so do protection risks.
UNHCR is working with partners to support protection sensitization and awareness
From southern Mozambique: flooding continues to displace families and strain overcrowded shelters.
With 600,000+ people affected, UNHCR is on the ground supporting the response.
In Erati, UNHCR continues its protection response for displaced families.
Safe spaces are creating room for women to meet, speak freely, and discuss their rights and challenges.
Protection starts by listening.
#Mozambique#Protection
UNHCR stands strong against GBV ✋🟠
From Maputo to Pemba to Nampula, our teams wore orange today in solidarity—and to call for action against digital violence targeting women and girls, including those forced to flee who face heightened risks online and offline.
#16days
The emergency doesn’t pause on weekends.
UNHCR teams remain on the ground in Erati, supporting newly displaced families with mental health and psychosocial support, community engagement and protection monitoring as arrivals continue.
Inclusion is not an add-on. Not a side activity. It is the heart of humanitarian action.
In Cabo Delgado, displacement sharpens barriers for persons with disabilities—making inclusion even more urgent.
On #IDPD2025, we stand with persons with disabilities 💪
As displacement rises, so must the response.
UNHCR teams are on the ground in northern Mozambique, identifying people at greatest risk, offering counselling and reunification support, and providing essential items to the most vulnerable.
🚨 In Erati district, Nampula, displacement is still rising.
UNHCR in the ground leading the immediate protection response, as families arrive after walking for days.
Many sleep outdoors in overcrowded areas, where risks for women, children & older persons are extremely high.
Prepared communities are safer communities.
UNHCR, INGD and SPAS trained leaders, women and youth in Maratane on early-warning, evacuation and key protection principles to strengthen community readiness.
#Preparedness#WithRefugees
What happens after aid is delivered?
UNHCR teams return to the field for Post-Distribution Monitoring — listening to families, assessing impact, and ensuring assistance truly meets their needs.
Because accountability starts with presence. 💙
Today, 28 refugees voluntarily returned home to Burundi from Nampula, Mozambique.
Each repatriation is a step toward durable solutions—taken safely, with dignity and hope for a new beginning. 💙
#WithRefugees#Mozambique#Burundi