Dominique Isabelle Hyde

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 04/11/2022

Since the #IBelong campaign started, we've seen huge progress to #EndStatelessness. Yet millions more remain without a nationality or are at risk of statelessness. It can mean no access to education, birth certificate, or no right to get married. We simply need more action. https://t.co/OlFBB48J2B

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/11/2022

RT @Refugees: Yesterday, High Commissioner @filippograndi called on the @UN Security Council to overcome divisions and provide support to t…

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/11/2022

Whilst a few refugees are returning home to Afghanistan, Pakistan continues to generously open their schools for refugees. We must continue to invest in #education opportunities wherever Afghans have sought safety and shelter. https://t.co/KBMrDgMRNW

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/11/2022

Language classes, and computer & coding lessons. Continued investment in education and learning initiatives is vital for women, especially those living with a #disability, returning home to Afghanistan as they work to rebuild their lives after decades living as refugees. https://t.co/ZMRjPQgr07

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/11/2022

The young girls I've met in #Afghanistan and #Pakistan are bright, determined and want to learn. Investing in their education is an investment in the future of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ensuring refugee children, especially girls have access to education is a priority for UNHCR. https://t.co/eAASddKWsz

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 03/11/2022

Education is the bedrock of every society. It provides opportunities and shapes the future. Everyone, everywhere, has the right to access an education. Including girls, women and refugees. https://t.co/V71dCUQbt5

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 02/11/2022

I met these incredible women colleagues in Jalalabad, #Afghanistan work tirelessly to meet the humanitarian needs of millions of vulnerable families affected by decades of conflict despite limitations on their free movement. Their dedication is humbling. And an inspiration https://t.co/P5wYvBujuK

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 02/11/2022

Last day in #Afghanistan - leaving with a heavy heart. Reflecting on the people and stories I've heard. The worsening economic and humanitarian situation is alarming. With the harsh winter around the corner life will get tougher. Families struggling to survive can’t be forgotten. https://t.co/S4ZGpxhvDK

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 01/11/2022

RT @UNHCRCanada: "What was much more telling, was this incredible voice from the women... Whether it was girls I met in school or the women…

Dominique Isabelle Hyde

@DominiqueHyde - 01/11/2022

Rafi, 21, is one of countless young Afghans struggling to overcome addiction. Through UNHCR's project to clean a vital irrigation channel he was able to earn money and stop using drugs. We must support young people as they rebuild their lives after 4 decades of conflict. https://t.co/HJce4uU8cU