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Bashir Rezai came to Slovenia as an unaccompanied minor. Now a citizen of his adopted country, he has bright prospects in the nursing profession.
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The course helps refugees to take the next step in their integration to the society
As the war in Ukraine reaches its 12-month mark, Liubov, a mother with a small daughter, speaks about her year as a refugee in Budapest
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Temporary Protection Status gives you certain rights and obligations. The status gives you residency rights; access to housing; social welfare assistance; medical care; legal guardianship and safe care for unaccompanied children under 18; access to education for children under 18 and access to jobs (with some restrictions).
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Statistics on refugees and asylum-seekers in Central Europe
László Helmeczi was halfway through his second term as the mayor of a quiet town on the Hungarian – Ukrainian border, until one day he woke at the forefront of an international humanitarian crisis.
Living in a world of sound, Vika, 13, is accompanied by an inner music that helps her find her way.
Antonina and Natasha arrive in Slovakia without a plan. By evening, with help from UNHCR, they have beds and hope for the future…
Katya is seeing war for the first time but her husband Youssef already has this bitter experience
This year the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in the Czech Republic recognized 16 refugees and asylum seekers who have achieved excellent academic performance in Czech schools. This traditional UNHCR event takes place every two years on World Refugee Day. The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports began overseeing the ceremonies in 2004.
Marking World Refugee Day, UNHCR has launched a billboard campaign on the streets and metro stations of Budapest to raise awareness of refugees
The fairy tale goes on for Abdul and Silva as they adapt to a new life in the Czech Republic.