Asylum. Nationality. Education. Health. Justice. Safety. Life. Human rights are for all, including the over 114 million who have been #ForcedToFlee.

After swimming in the River Seine, cycling down the famous Champ-Elysees and running to the Quai d'Orsay, Para triathlon athlete Ibrahim Al Hussein delivered this message to refugees. We’re proud of you, Ibrahim, and all the Refugee Paralympics Team, making history in #Paris2024

Tuition and other costs. Administrative hurdles. Shortage of qualified teachers. Restrictive national policies. Refugee learners still face many barriers to accessing quality education. We all have a role in protecting their right to learn.

An estimated 7.2 million school-age refugee children are missing out on education. 📚 Education is a right for all—refugees cannot be left behind. READ MORE: bit.ly/EducReport2024

4.4 million people invisible. 4.4 million people in limbo. 4.4 million people without a nationality. Stateless people deserve to say #IBelong. Learn more: unhcr.org/global-trends #EndStatelessness #GlobalTrends

Some had to part with their parents. Some lost loved ones. Some don't even remember their homes. Children who were #ForcedToFlee deserve better than today's #GlobalTrends of conflicts and displacement. 🔗 unhcr.org/global-trends

While progress has been made, gender parity for refugees enrolled in all levels of education remains unachieved. Refugee girls deserve to be in school. #RefugeeEducation

Every day, millions of stateless people face restrictions that many of us can hardly imagine. It’s more than an inconvenience – it's a violation of basic human rights. Everyone has the right to a nationality. Everyone has the right to say #IBelong.

When peace returns, refugees return. There is no refugee crisis. There’s a political crisis – over and over again. We’re calling for #peace so refugees can get what most truly want: the chance to return home. #withrefugees #DayofPeace

Education saves lives. For those forced to flee, it’s a lifeline—empowering them to dream, shape their destinies and build a better future. Read High Commissioner Filippo Grandi's Foreword in the Education Report: bit.ly/EducReport2024