At the end of April, the number of forcibly displaced people on a global scale reached an unprecedented level, as it is estimated that it reached 120 million. The number in question continues to grow, constituting a “terrible indictment of the state of our world”, the United Nations denounced today, Thursday 13/6. The wars in the Gaza Strip, Sudan and Myanmar have contributed to further swelling the endless list of people who have been forced to flee their homes in the past year-plus, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) points out in the its annual report. “War remains the main driver of mass displacement,” UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi explained during a press conference in Geneva. At the end of last year, the displaced are estimated to have reached 117.3 million people. Their number grew by almost 10 million annually. Its upward trend continued for the 12th consecutive year. It has now tripled […]
Source: News Beast
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