Refugees from Sudan arrive on a checkpoint on the border with a child. The new report of the UN: the number of displaced persons in the world has doubled, while financing is reduced Refugees and migrants report published on Thursday by the UN Supreme Commissioner for Refugees (UNKB UN) draws a gloomy picture: at the moment there are more than 120 million forced immigrants in the world. 62 > For a long time for a long time, the largest crisis in the world was considered the Civil War in Syria, which had been the “generated” 13.5 million forced immigrants, which lasted 13 years. Now times have changed. The overthrow of the Assad regime by the opposition forces in December last year instilled the hope that most Syrians would soon be able to return home. As of May, 500 thousand refugees and 1.2 million internally displaced persons have already returned. ~ 60 > two years of fierce civil war in Sudan led to the fact that this country overtook Syria: from April 2022, the number of forced migrants exceeded 14.3 million, of which 11.6 million are internally. displaced persons. This is the largest crisis of internal movement, ever recorded in modern history. 60 > modern wars create an unstable and painful environment that generates acute human Suffering “We live in the era of extreme instability in international relations,” said the Supreme Commissioner of the UN Refugees Filippo Grandi, commenting on the conclusions of the report. – Modern wars create an unstable and painful situation that gives rise to acute human suffering. ”~ 60 > by the end of 2024 the number of displaced persons in the world reached 123.2 million people – this is the highest level over the past decade. From this mass, 73.5 million were forced to leave houses, but remained within their country. ~ 60 > from 42.7 million refugees crossing the borders, 73 percent found refuge in countries with low and medium income levels, 67 percent in neighboring states. The main reasons for the movement were protracted conflicts in Sudan, Myanmar and Ukraine. “place where you can live in the world” 62 > 62 ~Sadek and her son were forced to flee repeatedly. They left Myanmar after Sadeki’s husband was killed in 2024. Mother and son got to the refugee camp from among the Muslim-Rhindja to Bangladesh, but due to the overpopulation of the camp, they were forced to move on-this time by sea. 60 > Sitting on the ship, Sadek did not know exactly where he was directed. The vessel was saved after a few weeks of emergency drift in the open sea, and now Sadek and his son live in Indonesia. ~ 60 > “We are looking for a place where we can live in the world,” said Sadka. such stories – counting counts. many. Nevertheless, according to Filippo Grandi, some glimpses of hope were also noted in the report. In 2024, 188 800 refugees finally received a permanent place of residence – this is the highest rate over the past 40 years. ~ 60 >In addition, in 2024, 9.8 million people returned home, including 1.6 million refugees and 8.2 million internally displaced persons, mainly to Afghanistan and Syria. ~ H2 > Long -term decisions return return 8.2 million internally displaced persons became the second largest indicator in one year in modern history, however, as noted in the report, these people expect serious difficulties. Many Afghan and Haitian refugees did not return voluntarily this year, but were deported from the countries of stay. ~ 60 > report emphasizes that the return should be voluntary, and it is necessary to guarantee the dignity and safety of the returning people, and for which long -term efforts are required and sustainable efforts and sustainable efforts and sustainable efforts. Development. 62 ~~ 60 > “The search for the world should underlie all the efforts to find long -term solutions for refugees and forced immigrants,” emphasized the Supreme Commissar Grandi. ~ 60 > disadvantage financing 60 > over the past decade the number of forced immigrants in the world has doubled, while the amount of financing of the UN VSL has not changed. The report emphasizes that the lack of financing jeopardizes the already vulnerable communities of refugees and immigrants, and also enhances instability in the regions that accept them. 60 > “The situation has become unbearable – people who are saved from real threats are becoming increasingly vulnerable,” the authors fulfill the authors, ”the authors fulfill the authors,” the authors fulfill the authors. report.