The United Nations Refugee Agency says – more than 122 million people forcibly all over the world.

The United Nations Refugee Agency says the number of people Disbunous by force by violence and persecution The world has risen all over the world to more than 122 million, an increase of two million years last year and near the past decade.

However, UNHCR president, Philipo Grande, referred to some “rays of hope” during the past six months, including the return of nearly two million Syrians as their country is trying to recover from more than a decade from the civil war.

The results are at a time when the Refugee Agency issued its global trend report on Thursday, which said that the number of people who were transferred abroad or displaced in their countries of origin due to war, violence and persecution from April to 122.1 million, up from 120 million in the previous year.

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Among them, the number of people internally displaced jumped more than nine percent to 73.5 million at the end of last year. The numbers represent cumulative numbers of years of conflict, violence and persecution, and some of the displaced returned to the homeland last year even when others fled.

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The report comes at a time when humanitarian groups face budget discounts from the United States and other traditional western donors.

The Commission said that nearly two -thirds of the people who crossed the national border of flee remained in neighboring countries, and to confront the “widespread visualization in the richer areas” that the majority of people were fleeing in an attempt to reach places such as Europe or the United States.

The agency said that Sudan, which was led by the civil war, has become home to the largest displacement crisis in the world, with more than 14 million people due to the conflict – exceeding Syria, in 13.5 million. The UNHCR said that more than 10 million in Afghanistan had been forcibly displaced, and about 8.8 million inside or from Ukraine.