Global forced displacement hits all-time high of 110 million amid conflicts, disasters

The record figure of 110 million people displaced includes people forced from their homes in Sudan and the Ukraine.
Nineteen million more people were displaced in 2022, the biggest annual increase ever recorded.
Children make up nearly half the total, with over 43 million displaced and 17.5 million refugees and asylum seekers.
Turkey and Iran host the largest refugee populations, with 3.8 million and 3.4 million respectively.
Resettlement of refugees doubled in 2022 to 114,000, still only a tiny fraction of the total displaced.