Danish Refugee Council
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Working in around 40 countries worldwide, The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) helps #refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs) and asylum seekers.
Less-fire, not ceasefire. 1 year since the ceasefire agreement, Lebanese families continue to live in fear. Together with over 70 INGOs in Lebanon, DRC calls for an end to all violations, and to prioritize the protection of civilians: reliefweb.int/report/leban...
November 27, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Less-fire, not ceasefire. 1 year since the ceasefire agreement, Lebanese families continue to live in fear. Together with over 70 INGOs in Lebanon, DRC calls for an end to all violations, and to prioritize the protection of civilians: reliefweb.int/report/leban...
A new report by DRC and PARC, based on a survey conducted in the West Bank, warns of intensifying attacks by both settlers and the Israeli military. Communities are routinely targeted—constituting grave breaches of international humanitarian law : brnw.ch/21wX1vL
October 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM
A new report by DRC and PARC, based on a survey conducted in the West Bank, warns of intensifying attacks by both settlers and the Israeli military. Communities are routinely targeted—constituting grave breaches of international humanitarian law : brnw.ch/21wX1vL
Our staff were in #Gaza City last week and the conditions they witnessed are catastrophic.
With winter approaching, bringing cold and rain, urgent action is required. A rapid and substantial scale-up of humanitarian assistance is desperately needed.
With winter approaching, bringing cold and rain, urgent action is required. A rapid and substantial scale-up of humanitarian assistance is desperately needed.
October 7, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Our staff were in #Gaza City last week and the conditions they witnessed are catastrophic.
With winter approaching, bringing cold and rain, urgent action is required. A rapid and substantial scale-up of humanitarian assistance is desperately needed.
With winter approaching, bringing cold and rain, urgent action is required. A rapid and substantial scale-up of humanitarian assistance is desperately needed.
Nearly 50 years in exile.
The Sahrawi people in Tindouf are among the world’s longest-displaced, yet remain largely forgotten.
At DRC, we work alongside them to restore dignity and resilience.
The Sahrawi people in Tindouf are among the world’s longest-displaced, yet remain largely forgotten.
At DRC, we work alongside them to restore dignity and resilience.
August 11, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Nearly 50 years in exile.
The Sahrawi people in Tindouf are among the world’s longest-displaced, yet remain largely forgotten.
At DRC, we work alongside them to restore dignity and resilience.
The Sahrawi people in Tindouf are among the world’s longest-displaced, yet remain largely forgotten.
At DRC, we work alongside them to restore dignity and resilience.