Refugees are individuals fleeing violence, persecution, and war in search of safety, defined globally in the Geneva Convention. World Refugee Day was established by the UN in 2001 to raise awareness of the hardships faced by over 25 million refugees, including more than 11 million children. These children are particularly vulnerable and face significant risks, including the potential loss of their futures.

1. What is Refugee..??
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2. Refugees are people who are seeking a safe heaven after being forced to flee
violence, persecution and war. Chased by bullets and bomb, Children and families
are literally running for their lives
The word refugee come from the word refuge “state of being sheltered from pursuit,
danger or difficult”. A global definition of refugees was recognized in the Geneva
Convention.
World Refugee Day was first established by the UN General Assembly in 2001,
offering us a chance too raise awareness in our own communities about the
condition endured by millions of refugees every day

3. There are more than 25 millions refugees worldwide more than 11 millions of them
are children.
Refugee children are among the world most vulnerable in the world .Every Day, they
risk loss of some kind, including the loss of the future that every child deserve.