A Blind Eye: 10 Most Neglected Displacement Crises In The World
The conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR) is the most neglected displacement crisis in the world, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council (NCR).
The Central African Republic (CAR) was followed by the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Sudan, South Sudan, Nigeria, Yemen, Palestine, Ukraine, Myanmar and Somalia.
Turning a blind eye: Lack of political will to solve the crises, limited or no media attention, and a lack of aid funding mean crises are likely to worsen and trigger even more displacement.
The 10 most neglected displacement crises in the world
- Central African Republic (CAR)
Number of people displaced: 885,317 - Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
Number of people displaced: 2,766,074 - Sudan
Number of people displaced: 3,938,986 - South Sudan
Number of people displaced: 2,708,172 - Nigeria
Number of people displaced: 2,136,294 - Yemen
Number of people displaced: 1,989,657 - Palestine
Number of people displaced: 5,000,000 - Ukraine
Number of people displaced: 1,976,428 - Myanmar
Number of people displaced: 1,095,104 - Somalia
Number of people displaced: 2,204,757
Who’s to blame for these crisis?
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