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More Than 35,000 people were forced to flee their homes Every Day in the Year of 2018, almost all of the Two Seconds under The World 's displaced population to a record 71 million euros.

a total of 26 million people fleeing across borders, 41 million are displaced within their home countries, and 3. 5 million have sought Asylum - the highest number to pay the ever, according to the UN refugee agency (UNHCR).

Why are so displaced Many people from their families, friends and neighborhoods?

Devastating wars have contributed to The Rise of conflict and violence, Persecution and Human Rights violations, is driving more and more men, women and children from their homes.

In fact, The Number of displaced persons has doubled in The Last 10 years, the UNHCR figures show, with the devastating wars in Iraq and In Syria , and Many families leave their communities.

conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Yemen and South Sudan , as well as the flow of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar to Bangladesh, a significant impact had.

Most will not refuge while much of the focus on refugees -That people were forced to flee across borders due to conflict or Persecution - the majority of those who remain uprooted by The World actually end in their own countries.

These people have left their homes but not their homeland, are so-called "internally displaced persons" or IDPs, but rather as refugees.

Displaced persons often decide not to travel very far, either because they want to remain in the vicinity of their homes and families or because they do not have the means to exceed the limits.

But Many internally displaced people at the end, in areas difficult for aid organisations to The Conflict areas and continue to rely on their own governments, keeping You safe. Governments are sometimes the reason why people on the run, or because of the War - were not in a position to remain their own citizens with a safe place to be.

for this reason, the UN describes Displaced persons as "among The Most vulnerable of The World ".

Colombia, Syria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have the highest number of internally displaced persons.

However, a growing number are also the home to leave because of Natural Disasters , especially "extreme weather events", so the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), which monitors the global IDP population.

The next largest group of displaced people are refugees. There were 25. 9 million by the end of 2018, about half of which were children.

One in four refugees came from Syria.

The smallest group of displaced persons, Asylum Seekers - those who have applied for sanctuary in Another Country , but whose claim has not been granted. There were 3. 5 million in 2018 - less than one in 10 of those forced to flee.

places hit by conflict and violence are The Most affectedAt the end of 2018, Syrians were the largest forcibly displaced population. Add Displaced persons, refugees and Asylum Seekers , there are 13 million Syrians have been driven from their homes.

Colombians were the second largest group, with 8m The World 's forcibly displaced, according to UNHCR figures, during the 5. 4 million Congolese have been uprooted.

If You change only the numbers for The Last Year , a massive 13. 6 million people were forced to leave their homes - again mainly because of The Conflict . This is More Than the population of Mumbai is The Most populous city in India.

this on The Move in the Year 2018 alone, 10. 8 million ended up displaced within their home countries -That four out of five people.

< p > a further 2. 8 million people have sought safety abroad, as a newly-registered refugees or Asylum Seekers .

Only 2. 9 million people have fled so far from their home, returned to their areas or countries of origin in 2018 - were less than those displaced in the same period.

The World 's biggest population of internally displaced people are Ethiopians. Almost three million to leave their homes in The Last Year - Many fleeing violence between ethnic groups.

The Conflict in The Democratic Republic of the Congo also forced 1. To escape 8 million, but remain in their home in 2018.

In War -torn Syria, More Than 1. 6 million were Displaced.

Venezuelans to the top of The List of those Asylum abroad in the Year 2018, with 341,800 new claims. This is More Than a fifth of requests in The Last Year .

Hyperinflation, food shortages, political unrest, violence and Persecution , hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans to leave their homeland have forced.

Most of the Links for Peru, while others moved to Brazil, the USA or Spain. More Than 7,000 Asylum in neighboring Trinidad and Tobago is only seven miles from Venezuela's Coast , requested in The Last Year alone.

Annielis Ramirez, 30, is a search among the thousands of Venezuelans for a better life on the Islands.

"All of My Family is in Venezuela, I had to come to work here and to help them," she says. "I couldn't even buy a pair of shoes for My Daughter . The reality is That the minimum is reward enough.

"I'm here in Trinidad now. I have no job, I try to only sell empanadas [stuffed pastries]. The Most important thing is to get My Daughter through school. "

the dangers That remain out of your home is usually close to 70% of the refugees byAlmost come from just five countries: Syria, Afghanistan, South Sudan , Myanmar and Somalia, according to UNHCR. And their neighboring Nations of The Host .

the Majority of Syrians have fled to Turkey and More Than half of the Afghan refugees in Pakistan.

Many of the South Sudanese people go to the nearby Sudan or in Uganda. Those from Myanmar - most of the Rohingya refugees, displaced persons at the end of the 2017 - mainly fled to Bangladesh.

Germany, founded no border, all of these countries with the largest outflows, is the home of More Than half a million Syrian and of 190,000 Afghan refugees - the result of his "culture of welcome" to refugees, in the Year 2015. It has since tempered to refugee requirements.

In assessing The Burden for The Host countries, Lebanon has the largest number of refugees holds in relation to its population. One in six people live in the country, is a refugee, the vast majority from across The Border In Syria .

The Exodus from Syria has also seen refugee numbers in neighboring Jordan to swell, the pressure on the resources. About 85% of Syrians currently in Jordan living below the poverty line, according to the United Nations.

Overall, one-third of the global refugee population (6. 7 million people) live in the least developed countries of The World .

Many go To Live in a massive temporary camp, a large number of those expelled from their homeland at the end of the narrow, temporary tent cities That spring up in places That You need.

the largest in The World in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, where half a million Rohingya are now living, he fled the violence in neighbouring Myanmar.

The second largest is Bidi Bidi in Northern Uganda, the home of a quarter of a million people. The camp has seen Many arrivals of South Sudanese fleeing Civil War , only a few hours to the North . to See

"Interactive ", such as a section of the Bidi Bidi refugee camp was transformed, in a few months in 2016 November 2016 may 2016 Bidi Bidi, once a small village has grown in size, as up to 2016, and now covers 250 sq km (97 sq miles) - one third the size of New York City.

But what makes it Bidi Bidi is different from most of the other refugee camps is That the citizens are free to move and work and have access to education and health care.

The Ugandan government, recognized for its generous approach to refugees, also provides Bidi Bidi residents with land, so You can farm and build shelters, in order to be economically self-sufficient.

The camp authorities, also with the aim to build schools, health stations and other infrastructure more resilient materials, with the goal of creating a working group town.

Among the people, the Bidi Bidi are Herbal Wani, a refugee from South Sudan , and Lucy, a Ugandan, who were married in The Last Year .

Herbal is grateful for the welcome That he violence in Uganda since the run in his homeland.

"as soon as You reach the edge, do You still have anxiety, but there are these people That You welcome and it was really amazing," he says. "Verily, I can say That Uganda is at this point, the home is of us. "

Lucy says That You can see, Herbal, as a refugee at all. "He is a human being, Like Me ," she says.

However, despite the efforts of The Authorities , A Number of challenges to Bidi Bidi.

the latest report from The UNHCR notes there is insufficient food and water supply, health facilities still in operation plan under the tent and not enough accommodations or schools arrive for the big families.

Displacement worseAlongside conflict and violence, Persecution , and people could get rights violations, Natural Disasters are more and more responsible for forcing people from their homes.

The WMO warns.

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Source of news: bbc.com