Refugee Children

Refugee children are minors who have fled their home countries due to danger, such as war, persecution, or violence. These children often leave behind their families and familiar environments. They seek safety in other countries but face numerous challenges, including trauma, loss, and adapting to new cultures. Refugee children may experience disruptions in education and access to healthcare, making their transition difficult. International laws, such as the 1951 Refugee Convention, aim to protect their rights and ensure they receive the support they need for a better future. Addressing their needs is vital for their well-being and integration into society.