Conflict is driving millions of people around the world to catastrophic levels of hunger

South Sudan, the world’s youngest country, has struggled in its infancy. Since gaining independence in 2011, the people of South Sudan have endured chronic conflict and insecurity.In Unity State, four years of flooding has transformed the landscape into an archipelago, with communities huddled on pockets of higher ground. The biggest community did not form naturally but was thrown together by violent circumstance. Visible by satellite as an almost perfectly square island, the Bentiu Protection of Civilians camp floats in the vast sea of flood water.

Ismat Ara, a 42-year-old mother of two daughters, resides with her family in a refugee camp after fleeing Myanmar. This is her story.

The global refugee population continues to grow, with more than 10 million newly-displaced refugees in the last four years. Here’s where many are coming from.

The number of refugees globally is on the rise, but there's many reasons for that. We explain why ahead of World Refugee Day.