By the end of 2024, around 123 million people worldwide performed bees from their homes to struggle, harassment or other important threat to their good. This is according to the most recent report of the United Nations High Commissioner Refugee (UNHCR), the United Nations agency supported the forcibly displaced people.
ReportReleased in June, already tracks recognized people as refugees, who are still demanding their refuge requests and displaced within their original countries.
Thesis nine charts explain how forced migration patterns have developed over time, where people are running away, and which country region is receiving the highest shares of the demonstrations.
1. Forcibly increasing number
In 2015, nine out of 1,000 people were forcibly displaced globally. In 2024, the number was 15 in 1,000.
This means that around the world, about 58 million more people have reduced bees from their homes, which are now due to humanitarian crises compared to 2015. It is equal to the entry population of Italy.
2. Most people are internal displaced
73.5 million out of 123 million displaced people worldwide tracked by UNHCR were interrupted. The mines who forced their homes and communities, but remained within the boundaries of their country. This number is equal to Thailand’s entry population.
The UNHCR figure only refers to people displaced by violence and war. The Internal Dislocation Monitoring Center (IDMC) estimates that more than 9.8 million bees are displayed by natural disasters and climate change.
3. Africa, Middle East is the most internal displaced individual
Of the 73.5 million internal displayed people, about 45% are from African countries and about 22% from the Middle East.
Sudan is a 16% home of the globally displaced population, with 11.6 million internal displaced people. Other places with high number of internal displaced people include Syria (7.4 million), Democratic Republic of Congo (6.2 million), and Yemen (4.8 million).
Among the 10 countries with the largest population of internally displaced people, not only four Africa or the Middle East: South America, Afghanistan (4,1 million), Central Asia, Ukraine (3,6 million), in Europe, in Europe, in South America, Afghanistan (4,1 million), Columbia (7.2 million), Columbia (7.2 million), in Europe, in Europe, And Myanmar (3.5 million), in Southeast Asia,
4. Some European countries have a high ratio of internal displaced
Hence a significant proportion of population is forced from their homes in other areas, as well as including Europe.
This is the case in Cyprus, where more than 245,000 people – or about 18% of the population – are kept today. Most of them were forced to escape from their homes due to a five -decade regional conflict with Türkiye.
The situation is similar in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Often, people can remain displaced for decades – or even from generations – after early events that used them from their homes.
5. About 90% of refugees come from only 10 countries
For UNHCR, around 45.3 million people worldwide live out of their original countries as refugees or under other international security programs, searching as temporary humanity. This is more than the entire population of Iraq.
Globally, nine out of 10 refugees include Sevenzuela, Palestinian region, Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine, South Sudan, Sudan, Myanmar, Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia.
6. Want shelters in most neighboring countries
Countries that take most of the most refugees often share borders with the countries of the region where humanitarian crises are occurring. According to the UNHCR report, in 2024, 67% of refugees were living in a nation that neighbors lived in the native country of their country.
Iran, Türkiye, Jordan and Columbia are the largest number of refugees, most of them are fleeing from Afghanistan, Syria, Palestinian regions and Venezuela respectively.
The biggest exception is Germany, which receives hundreds of migrants from distant nations in the form of Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and Irritria.
7. Developing countries take an inconsistent number of refugees
Germany hosts the most refugees in any European Union with more than 2.5 million. However, Germany hosts less displaced people than Iran, Türkiye, Jordan and Colombia.
Home for 11.4 million people, Jordan hosts the most refugees in proportion to its population. More than 3 million refugees, most of whom come from nearby Palestinian areas, live in Jordan, hosting around 270,000 refugees for each 1 million inhabitants.
Some of the world’s poorest countries host the most refugees. For example, Chad, despite being one of the lowest developed nations in the planet, hosts over 1 million people. About two times more than the refugee rate in Germany, there are more than 56,000 refugees for each 1 million inhabitants.
8. The difference between refuge requests and decisions is increasing
In addition to the internally displaced people and recognized refugees, there are 8.4 million people who are cool, waiting for their position as refugees, they have applied to the hosts to be identified or rejected by the hosts where they have applied.
The number of decisions about the state of refuge is not keeping pace with requests. In 2024, 1.4 million decisions were made worldwide, but around 3.1 million new asylum requests.
Displaced people are often caught in a legal organ because the backlog of applications continues to grow.
9. Displaced people often return to countries that remain insecure
In 2024, around 1.6 million designer refugees went back to their original countries. However, returning home is often not safe. Most of them went back to nations who were still facing war and struggle, searching for South Sudan and Ukraine.
Edited by: Milan Gaganon
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