Melissa Fleming

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 16/09/2018

⁦@khaledhosseini⁩ wrote the book “to help keep alive the memory of Alan Kurdi, but also to pay tribute to the thousands who’ve lost their lives at sea. Let it be a reminder of the unfathomable despair that forces people to risk everything they have.” https://t.co/TWuUgPXn3M

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 14/09/2018

This cancer hospital serves everyone- rich, poor, citizen or refugee. I was so impressed with the care and proud @UNHCRPakistan is such an important partner. https://t.co/LPSKYEv8Go

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 12/09/2018

Marzoug gives the migrants and refugees in death what they failed to receive in life: a recognition of their worth. https://t.co/M6DwVAlfO5

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 12/09/2018

@gordojack Absolutely! Also to let you know there is a Young Readers edition coming out in the Fall.

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 11/09/2018

500 refugee & local girls in Amman, Jordan, have a safe place to play sports and interact thanks to Reclaim Childhood, a non-profit programme, which is one of four regional finalists in this year’s UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award. https://t.co/f711v9gzTV via @refugees

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 10/09/2018

Now more than ever, Afghanistan needs peace. https://t.co/H8313mjZnO

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 09/09/2018

Honored to be the host of our new podcast. I hope this series of interviews with colleagues who devote and risk their lives to help others will move you as much as it did me. Do subscribe! https://t.co/jK6PCqvAVU

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 09/09/2018

In the years since more than 1 million people poured into Germany seeking refugee status, much effort & resources have been expended on... whether new arrivals could contribute to Europe's biggest economy. Numbers show that they can — but only if allowed." https://t.co/kJ8zAmK34i

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 08/09/2018

UNHCR has received reports of unspeakable atrocities committed against refugees & asylum-seekers in the streets of Tripoli. One woman told ⁦@UNHCRLibya⁩ that criminals kidnapped her husband, raped her, then tortured her baby. Appalling beyond belief. https://t.co/ai2t4p1c1S

Melissa Fleming

@melissarfleming - 08/09/2018

@ValentiLaw @SobukiRa @Refugees Do get in touch!: Fleming@unhcr.org