Violent protests broke out at one of Kenya's largest refugee camps on Monday, humanitarian sources said, with unconfirmed ...

Global aid organizations are experiencing the effects of the Trump administration's choice to close USAID and reduce funding ...

In tonight's edition, violent protests erupt at one of Kenya's largest refugee camps, as displaced residents in Kakuma protest steep cuts in rations and slashed aid from the US and other donors. Wes ...

The city of Kakuma, located in the African nation of Kenya, was accidentally turned into one of the continent’s biggest refugee camps, and now the Kenyan government and humanitarian agencies are ...

The 34-page report, "The Challenges Facing LGBTQI+ Refugees in Kakuma Refugee Camp," published October 21, is packed with information despite limitations gathering and verifying reported incidents due ...

As the U.N. marks its 80th anniversary this month, its humanitarian agencies are facing one of the greatest crises in their history: The biggest funder — the United States — under the Trump ...

Chriton Atuhwera, a gay refugee from Uganda, died from his burn wounds April 12. His death came nearly a month after Block 13 at Camp Kakuma, Kenya's largest refugee camp, was burned in the middle of ...

Through Innocent’s website, Kakuma’s refugee artists are able to showcase their creations and sell them online, giving them access to a whole world beyond the camp. “Kakuma is a remote place, and we ...

The camp holds more than 180,000 people, refugees who have fled fighting in places like South Sudan – people like Yiech Pur Biel, a 21-year-old refugee who ran in the 800 meters at Rio.