The Latest Breaking News from Refugee

When Australia signed the United Nations 1951 Refugee Convention, it committed to providing protection to people who have fled war, persecution and human rights violations.

Mohammed Khatib, who advocates for Palestinian prisoners, believes his detention was meant to silence him.

The Afghan refugee was a breakout star of Flintoff’s reality show about a scratch team of would-be cricketers based in Preston.

Thousands of South Africans are hoping to move to the US to escape crime – and what they say is discrimination against white people

Younger generation of Vietnamese make peace with history and identity on the 50th anniversary of war ending in Vietnam.

The World Food Program and the United Nations refugee agency will slash jobs because of funding cuts, mainly from the United States

When refugees flee their home country due to war, violence, conflict or persecution, they are often forced to leave behind their families.

Amendment to bill would affect anyone who qualifies for sex offender register, but charities concerned that move is being rushed

The new measure will be introduced in an amendment to the Government’s Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.

The UN's food and refugee agencies have warned of dire cuts to their services as funding plummets, especially from key donor the United States under President Donald Trump.

Tove Jansson published her first Moomin book, The Moomins and the Great Flood, 80 years ago, in 1945. The story follows a family of hippo-like creatures called “Moomintrolls”, who become refugees after a flood washes away their home. Written at the end of the second world war, when millions were…