Last year was the ever for refugee . The United Nations (U.N.) said that in 2015, 65.3 million people were forced to leave their home or . This is up by five million from 59.5 million in 2014. The 2015 is a 50 per cent increase from five years . One in every 113 people on the is now either a refugee, an asylum or displaced in their own country. The U.N. said: "Twenty-four people are displaced every [and] two- of the forcibly displaced are refugees in their country." It was World Refugee Day on June the 20th.
The biggest for the record of refugees is . Fighting in Syria, Afghanistan, Burundi and South Sudan has created the refugees. Half of them are . Over 98,000 asylum requests in 2015 were from unaccompanied children. This is the number ever seen. The U.N. said 90 per cent of refugees are from or middle income countries. The refugees are facing problems at borders. These include in Europe, tougher immigration laws, and hate. The U.N. said the answer is, "political action to stop ".
