UNHCR
Syrian detention camp for suspected ISIS relatives nearly empty, former director says
Al-Hol, near the Iraqi border, was one of the main detention camps for relatives of suspected Islamic State fighters who were detained during the US-backed campaign against the jihadist group.
Former hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel visit Kenyan refugee camp
From Gaza to Europe, via jet ski: Muhammad Abu Dakha's daring escape story
UNHCR faces funding shortfall, plans major budget cuts and office closures
Syria has right to recover the Golan Heights from Israel, envoy tells UNHRC
“Our country in no way recognizes any of the administrative measures taken by the Israeli occupying power in the Syrian Golan,” Syria's ambassador to the UNHRC said.
Criminalizing Israel’s right to self-defense in Gaza - analysis
Until the ICC formally drops the matter, just the specter of possible ICC prosecution gives additional weight to any UN activity or report that speaks to war crimes.
Left Behind by War: Unexploded Ordnance Keeps Killing Displaced Iraqis
Some 70% of explosive hazards still lie beneath the rubble left by years of battle.
U.K. promises to vote against anti-Israel resolutions at UNHRC
“We will continue to press for the abolition of Item 7, which only undermines the credibility of the world’s leading human rights forum,” Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt wrote in an op-ed for 'The JC.'
Israel working to delay UNHRC blacklist
The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights is expected to publish the list either before, or during the session, which is scheduled to run from February 25 to March 22.
WATCH: Saudi teen seeking asylum in Australia describes harrowing tale
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun has said that she feared her family would kill her if she were sent back to Saudi Arabia and that she had renounced Islam, a crime punishable by death under Saudi law.
U.N. report: Less than half of refugee children enrolled in school
Only 61 percent of refugee children attend primary school, compared to more than 90 percent of all children.