Oslo, Norway (HRNW): The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has renewed its appeal for stronger international action to address the growing global displacement crisis as conflicts, climate-related disasters, and political instability continue forcing millions of people from their homes.
According to the organization, humanitarian needs are increasing significantly across Sudan, Ukraine, Gaza, Burkina Faso, Myanmar, Afghanistan, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. NRC continues providing emergency shelter, legal assistance, education, water and sanitation services, and livelihood support to displaced families.
The organization warned that reduced humanitarian funding is limiting the ability of aid agencies to meet rapidly growing needs. NRC urged donor governments and international institutions to strengthen support for humanitarian operations while ensuring displaced populations have access to education, healthcare, legal documentation, and protection.
NRC also highlighted the importance of safeguarding the rights of internally displaced persons and refugees under international humanitarian and refugee law. The organization continues advocating for durable solutions that enable displaced people to return home safely, integrate locally, or resettle voluntarily when appropriate.
Founded in 1946, the Norwegian Refugee Council operates in more than 40 countries and remains one of the world’s leading humanitarian organizations assisting displaced populations affected by conflict and disaster.
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