Every day, it’s the heat that wakes up Hamda al-Marzouq. The temperatures at her refugee camp in Jordan regularly climb to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, forcing her to wake up hours earlier than ...

My parents became refugees in 1992, and I was born in a refugee camp. So I'm the person who has never, ever seen my country, and my home village even. My whole life is in the refugee camp.

Every day, it’s the heat that wakes up Hamda al-Marzouq. The temperatures at her refugee camp in Jordan regularly climb to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, forcing her to wake up hours earlier than planned.

27 years ago, just before my 30th birthday, I found myself surrounded by strangers and uncertainty in a refugee camp outside my native country of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Violent conflict ...

Asifwe Alfred has grown up in refugee camps and has spent much of his life on his own. For his wife Yvonne Alfred, this will ...

Almost one million people live in 24 camps for refugees and internally displaced people in Ethiopia. They have fled wars and massacres in South Sudan and Somalia, and forced conscription and ...

Nobody—the United Nations, host states, or international aid agencies—wants camps to be permanent. But the purgatory of camp life lasts decades or even generations, as the politics of refugees’ home ...

Mr. Ahmad’s story is echoed throughout Sector P1 of the new Farchana camp – known locally as the “wounded sector”– which houses around 250 households of injured Sudanese refugees, most from the ...

In Independent Studio's latest series UNHEARD, Ismail shares how he risked everything on a dangerous journey to the UK in ...

Although his father once threatened to break his legs for dancing, Ahmad Joudeh fought for a life where he could perform in ...

Relatives of Zahiya Joudeh, 66, from Shuafat refugee camp, say she was getting fresh air on roof when shot, vow to not rest until justice is served; Border Police investigating ...

27 years ago, just before my 30th birthday, I found myself surrounded by strangers and uncertainty in a refugee camp outside my native country of the Democratic Republic of Congo.