Refugees from the crisis in Venezuela

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Andrea experienced cruelty in Venezuela and had to immigrate to Colombia. She had nothing with her. They had to allow their children and themselves to sleep on the streets in order to survive. She lives in fear every night because armed men on motorbikes come and ask if she will sell her child's organs. When she was rescued by UNHCR, she said tonight would be the first night she would be safe. " The crab traveled to Brisas del Norte, a temporary shelter area. with Venezuelan refugees IDPs and more than 250 Colombian refugee families who have returned to their homeland, having been displaced throughout their lives. Jairo Ibarra fled from Colombia to Venezuela at the age of 10 because of violence. His father was killed and his uncle He was kidnapped and to this day he has not been found. When violence broke out in the country he fled to He decided to take his sick child back to Colombia in 2014. His wife and child are still waiting in Venezuela, and they are still living together. Hiro works as an accountant. Living the Good Life in Venezuela But when he had to return to Colombia again, he had to start from negative. Had to live in a deserted shack Caring for a child who is sick and cannot move He still remembers how much suffering his child must have had to live in that state. We might look at how Hydro could be in a residence like this.



But for him this is a palace. Because when he comes back He only had a place to live: a plastic sheet. But Hiro is very strong. How could he fight even though he had no hope that life would get any better? He took up handicraft classes to earn a living, even though it was something he was not good at. But he was able to use it to support his family. UNHCR is helping people in this area get basic aid, water, electricity, a football academy for 300 children, and relief and prevention of sexual violence. Refugees and immigrant Telegram Number Data receive emotional healing. Living together in support and understanding. And now he only sees his wife and children twice a year. Through waving at each other at the border....." "I've seen people since I crossed the border into Colombia. Had to sleep on the side of the road because I had nowhere to live. No documents with you Along the way, they encountered many cruelties, including being threatened, robbed, kidnapped, tricked into selling their organs, or some woke up and couldn't see their own children anymore. Pu meets Marie and Ismail, a 3-year-old disabled child. Marie lost her husband and had to go into exile because Ismail was seriously ill.



For the youngest child to survive Marie had to leave her daughter and parents in Venezuela. Without knowing when I would be able to go back again. It was very expensive for Maria to buy drugs for Ismail in Venezuela. She fled to Colombia and made a living selling sweets in exchange for rent for her and her children. But they couldn't continue because Ismail, who was seriously ill, needed close attention. She hopes Ismail can get better treatment in Colombia. UNHCR is reaching out to the most vulnerable people to get urgent help. including issuing identification documents Provide medical assistance Temporary shelter, 4 factors to heal the mind and to live in harmony with the Colombian people so that they can be safe.” With the number of Venezuelan refugees and migrants continuing to increase, Resources are dwindling and the number of families needing help is increasing. They need to be protected. Including immediate shelter, food and medicine, UNHCR cannot do this important work alone. We need a budget of more than 158.2 million US dollars, or more than 4,900 million baht, to help them. And now there is still a lack of budget of 1,300 million baht to provide urgent assistance.