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Almost one in ten Colombians has been displaced by violence and terror. Watch Refugees International's interviews of displaced Colombians.
Destroyed homes, murdered husbands, hunger, beatings, theft, and harassment.
Thirty Somali women and children refugees told their stories about
these heartbreaking events as they sat with my colleagues Jake and
Patrick recently
This video highlights Refugees International's lifesaving
advocacy for refugees and displaced people around the world. In
particular, the clip shows the impact of our work for Iraqi refugees.
This video highlights Refugees International's lifesaving advocacy for refugees and displaced people around the world.
This is an audio slide show documenting Refugees International's June
2008 mission to Afghanistan and Pakistan to assess the status of Afghan
refugees living in Pakistan and returning home to Afghanistan. RI staff
examined the humanitarian response to the needs of refugees in both
countries.
"The Bunong of Cambodia: Maintaining Identity in a Changing
World" tells the story of the Bunong people of Cambodia. Having
survived the wars that ravaged Southeast Asia in the 1970s, the
indigenous Bunong have struggled to reclaim their way of life. As the
video shows, Refugees International has focused attention on helping
the Bunong adapt to the realities of the 21st century, while making
sure they maintain their ethnic identity.
Years of fighting in Darfur have destroyed hundreds of
villages, displaced 2.2 million and led to more than 400,000 deaths.
President Bush has accused the government of Sudan of genocide, but the
U.S. has taken few concrete actions to stop the fighting. Narrated by
Sam Waterston, this documentary tells the story of those who have lost
their loved ones to this war, those who are fighting to survive and
those who are working to bring peace to the region.
This video tells the story of the people of South Kivu -- in
the east of the Congo. After years of war and crisis, people are
returning from exile in Tanzania and trying to rebuild their lives.
Refugees International is calling on the US government and the UN to
make greater investments in basic services, like education, health care
and food security to help people rebuild their communities and restart
their lives.
This video tells the story of the people from Katako-Kombe
province in the center of the Congo. After years of war and crisis, the
situation is gradually improving there. But people have received almost
no help to rebuild their communities. This is why Refugees
International is calling on the UN and aid agencies to act now and
provide the residents of these communities with the assistance and
tools they need to rebuild their lives.
