The Latest Breaking News from UNHCR

The UNHCR and human rights groups have voiced their opposition to a deal signed bewteen London and Kigali that would see thousands of illegal migrants in the UK resettled in Rwanda, or returned to their country of origin.

Expert warns of immediate concern those being sent to African country could face similar threats to those who have fled in recent years

UNHCR raises alarm as investigation reveals how single men proposed sharing beds with vulnerable women fleeing war.

UK government has announced a scheme that would welcome more refugees into the country

The UK government is set to unveil its controversial plans to tackle channel crossings by 'offshoring' migrants to Rwanda. Labour called the plans 'unworkable and unethical'

Jealian Didier fled his native Côte d'Ivoire after fighting broke out nearly 20 years ago. The 46-year-old father of five is among some 200 refugees finally returning from northern Liberia, where they've lived since 2003. Others, however, prefer to remain in their adopted homeland.

Government set to unveil new measures for refugee claimants … Johnson faces more Partygate fines … and Gibraltar’s trash mountain

Deal to outsource process, described by Labour as ‘unworkable and unethical’, among range of measures to be unveiled

The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) voiced concern on Wednesday over a UK scheme that allows British residents to house Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, saying the programme could be exploited without adequate safeguards.

The UNHCR has called for a ‘more appropriate’ process where refugees are matched with families or couples under the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

UN refugee agency calls for ‘more appropriate matching process’ under Britain’s Homes for Ukraine scheme