A world that protects refugees is a world that is safer, more stable and more just. UNHCR stands with those forced to flee—today, tomorrow and for as long as they need us. This is our promise. https://t.co/ibhbWn5EwD

All Nobel prize winners deserve our admiration — we at UNHCR wish to congratulate in particular Omar Yaghi, who was awarded the #Nobel prize for chemistry yesterday and who grew up in Jordan in a Palestinian refugee family from Gaza. Respect.

Eight years on, the recent surge of conflict in northern Mozambique is a stark reminder that the crisis is far from over. Thousands of families have been displaced for years, rebuilding homes only to lose them again. Spread the word and if you can, please help with a donation.

One meal at a time. One family at a time. One refugee at a time. High Commissioner @FilippoGrandi on why humanitarian diplomacy matters as he opens UNHCR #ExCom for the final time: https://t.co/X8AQNUhm1z

From storytelling to advocacy, our Goodwill Ambassadors @NomzamoMbatha and @EmiThePoet are redefining what it means to lead. Thank you for your commitment to people forced to flee and for inspiring the world with hope and humanity. #Time100 Full list: https://t.co/LNzaQbdUEy

“One of the greatest privileges to work with UNHCR is to straddle the boundaries between aid and diplomacy. To help refugees and, in so doing, help open doors to peace when peace seems impossible.” My statement at UNHCR’s Executive Committee meeting: 👇🏻

This #WorldTeachersDay, we honour refugee teachers who inspire futures every day. Refugee education matters. Teachers matter.

Despite the challenges, Rohingya refugees hosted in Bangladesh want to return home - when it is safe for them to do so voluntarily. We call on the international community to demonstrate the political will to make this possible.

Jassim is 103. He’s lived through a century—but the war in Syria that took his children and home changed everything. Families like Jassim’s need shelter, safety and support. UNHCR is helping—but funding is at risk. The time to act is now.

⚠️Lost lives ⚠️Damaged homes ⚠️ Winter fast approaching Weeks after the earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, survivors still face critical challenges. Families need stronger shelters and support now.

This #OlderPersonsDay, we share the wisdom of older people in El Salvador who have lived through displacement or face the risk of it. https://t.co/1rCBydwwW4

There is no refugee crisis. There’s a political crisis – over and over again. If lasting peace were achieved in a few key locations, global refugee figures could halve. A reminder on International Day of #NonViolence.

Refugees are welcome here. Always. 💙 #RefugeesWelcome

A huge congratulations to Guillaume Junior Atangana and guide Donard Ndim Nyamjua! Amazing athletes and people - this GOLD medal is so well deserved 🥇

How do you say HOPE in your own language? However you say it, hope means something different to each of us. For refugees, hope can be: 💙 being able to go to school 💙being able to work and provide for your family 💙the dream of going home #TranslationDay

“Even with challenges, I see opportunities everywhere.” Neema fled conflict in DR Congo with her 5 children. Now in Kakuma, she runs small businesses that provide for her family and nourish her community. Her story isn’t about what she lost, but everything she’s building now.

Congratulations @EmiThePoet on being named to the #TIME100NEXT list, a powerful recognition of your inspiring voice and advocacy for refugees 💙

Dangerous journeys are driven by desperation, causing three people to lose their lives in the Channel this weekend. UNHCR sends deepest condolences to their loved ones and everyone affected.

What does the future hold for the Rohingya? #UNGA

Weeks after the devastating earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, families are still trying to recover. UNHCR is on the ground delivering life-saving support but the needs remain huge. Watch 📹

Don’t look away. Don’t forget about DR Congo. For over 30 years, Congolese people have endured conflict, repeated displacement and human rights abuses. They deserve lasting peace, once and for all.