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Danish Refugee Council - Helping refugees and other displaced people worldwide
Since 1956

Danish Refugee Council - Helping refugees and other displaced people worldwide

10 Dec 2024

Never safe: A testimony of displacement and survival in northern Gaza

10 Dec 2024

Human Rights Day 2024: Protecting refugees’ rights, shaping our shared future

10 Dec 2024

DRC marks 10 years of humanitarian work in Ukraine

10 Dec 2024

Statement: It is still not safe for Syrians in Denmark to return home

09 Dec 2024

A Call to All States: Uphold Your Commitments under the Genocide Convention

09 Dec 2024

Statement by the Damascus INGO Forum

09 Dec 2024

Ukraine: Combating Gender-Based Violence in wartime

05 Dec 2024

Breaking Barriers Through Inclusion

04 Dec 2024

Why Gaza’s displacement sites need effective management to face winter challenges

03 Dec 2024

Today, we shed light on Nyakuma's role as a Protection Officer in Bentiu, highlighting her dedication

Foresight: Displacement forecasts

Foresight: Displacement forecasts

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Go green: Climate and environment action

Go green: Climate and environment action

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Since 1956

DRC Danish Refugee Council has helped refugees and displaced people for more than 60 years.

World leading NGO

DRC Danish Refugee Council continuously ranks as one of the best NGOs in the world.

Worldwide impact

DRC Danish Refugee Council helps refugees and displaced people in the whole world.

Where We Work

DRC Danish Refugee Council is currently working in 40 countries around the world.

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Charlotte Slente, Secretary General of the Danish Refugee Council

People flee when they fear for their lives. We assist refugees and the displaced, protect their rights and empower them towards a better future.

/  Charlotte Slente, Secretary General of the Danish Refugee Council