
Moldova’s refugee accommodation centres fall from 56 to 11
UNHCR’s July 2026 Moldova update reports the refugee accommodation network down from 56 centres to 11, with 628 people left in them who need…
A situation report on the Flores earthquake and tsunami found the centralised displacement sites were not accessible, so people with disabilities stayed near home.


UNHCR’s July 2026 Moldova update reports the refugee accommodation network down from 56 centres to 11, with 628 people left in them who need…

A rapid gender analysis of the July flash floods in south-eastern Bangladesh finds women, girls and people with disabilities facing the highest barriers.

A HelpAge International note published by the Protection Cluster finds that programmes for older people and people with disabilities are among the first to…

IOM surveyed 195 refugees from Ukraine living in collective accommodation in southern Poland. Forty per cent reported a disability certificate, and 68% said they…

UNFPA found 25,503 people still living in Lebanon’s collective shelters with little notice of closures, and people with disabilities among those most at risk.

The World Food Programme’s June brief records 76 percent of refugees in Rwanda classified as highly vulnerable, up from 40 percent, after assistance was…

UNHCR’s latest Ukraine protection update reports reaching 281,666 people in the first half of 2026, over 27,200 of them living with a disability. Our…

Humanity & Inclusion reports disability-specific work received just 0.1% of allocable government aid in 2023, and that 40% of aid was never assessed at…

UN Women’s alert on the 7.7-magnitude Flores earthquake counts 188,161 people displaced, and finds evacuation facilities that people with disabilities cannot use.

Lebanon’s disability allowance depends on a card most people never get. UNHCR says registration systematically misses the people least able to show up.

Humanity & Inclusion found 35% of people with disabilities in Ugandan refugee camps received no food aid at all. What exclusion looks like, and…

The European Court of Justice delivered a verdict in June that could sever digital lifelines for 2.8 million adult refugees with disabilities. All 847…
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