More people are internally displaced than ever before, and these are the countries worst affected
The number of people uprooted inside their own countries by war and violence hit a record in 2015, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC). Image: REUTERS/Kabir Dhanji
Megan Rowling
Journalist, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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