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Amid the confusing scene, he waited hours to cram onto one of the overcrowded buses leaving for safety in Idlib, Syria, almost an hour away to the southwest. They were all trying to get out of Aleppo, while fighting had reached a lull.

Today, 65.3 million people are on the run in the world.  It’s 65.3 million people labelled as “refugees” “migrants”, “internally displaced”, “stateless”, or “asylum seekers” that are on the run.

Each day a steady stream of families arrive at Debaga camp, where they pick up the pieces and start again