World Refugee Day Highlights Record 120 Million Displaced Globally

The international community faces unprecedented displacement crises, with millions fleeing conflict and persecution.

The UN reports over 120 million people are forcibly displaced, the highest in history.
Major conflicts in Ukraine, Sudan, and Myanmar are significant contributors to the crisis.
Children constitute 40% of the displaced population, with millions born in refugee camps.
Most refugees are hosted by developing countries, straining their resources and infrastructure.
The U.S. aims to resettle over 100,000 refugees in 2024, the highest in three decades.