Tables 1 and 2: Top hosting and origin countries for refugees and asylum seekers

globally, end 2015 ................................................................................................................................... 22

Table 3: Top ten internally displaced populations due to conflict, end 2015 ................................... 23

Tables 4 and 5: Top UNHCR resettlement submissions from OIC countries in 2014 ................... 65

Table 6: Top nationalities granted residence permits in Turkey, 2015............................................... 71

Table 7: Non-Syrian asylum seekers and refugees registered with UNHCR, by nationality,

April 2016 ................................................................................................................................................... 74

Table 8: School access rights and fees for refugee children................................................................... 103

Table 9: Health care rights and fees for refugees ....................................................................................... 106

Table 10: Persons of concern to UNHCR in Morocco, by nationality ................................................. 113

Table 11: Number of registered refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda, by country of

nationality, end of May 2016 ........................................................................................................... 129

Table 12: The rights of refugees, asylum seekers, and IDPs under Ugandan law......................... 136

Table 13: Status and rights granted to protection beneficiaries under revised 2016

protection law ........................................................................................................................................ 158

Table 14: Maximum benefits paid to asylum applicants per day, by family status and

type of housing provided................................................................................................................... 160

Table 15: Health benefits provided to asylum seekers and protection beneficiaries................. 172

Figure 1: Stocks of refugees (excluding Palestinians), asylum seekers, and internally

displaced persons (IDPs) assisted by UNHCR annually, 1951-2015....................................8

Figure 2: Signatories of the 1951 Refugee Convention and/or 1967 Protocol................................. 12

Figure 3: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in the Middle East ....................................... 25

Figure 4: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in North Africa.............................................. 31

Figure 5: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in West Africa ............................................... 35

Figure 6: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in East Africa................................................. 42

Figure 7: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in Central Asia .............................................. 49

Figure 8: Forced migrant populations in OIC countries in Southeast Asia......................................... 57

Figure 9: Registered Syrian and non-Syrian asylum seekers and refugees, 2012–2016 ............. 70

Figure 10: Top ten countries of origin of forced migrants residing in Turkey, 2015..................... 71

Figure 11: Registered Syrians, by number and ratio relative to Turkish population in

Turkish Host Cities with the largest Syrian populations, May 2016 ................................. 72

Figure 12: UNHCR registered refugees in Jordan, 2000-2015................................................................. 89

Figure 13: Top ten countries of origin of forced migrants residing in Jordan, 2015...................... 92

Figure 14: Top ten countries of origin of forced migrants residing in Morocco, 2015 .............. 114

Figure 15: Top countries of origin of forced migrants residing in Uganda, May 2016............... 129

Figure 16: Refugees in Uganda, and as share of total population........................................................ 130

Figure 17: Refugees in Uganda, by country of origin and year ............................................................. 131

Figure 18: Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Uganda, by Age, Gender, and Country of

Origin, May 2016................................................................................................................................... 132

Figure 19: Asylum applications made in Sweden, by year, 1990-2015 ............................................ 148

Figure 20: Nationality of asylum applicants, select nationalities, share of total, 1992-

2015............................................................................................................................................................ 149

Figure 21: Top ten countries of origin of forced migrants residing in Sweden, 2015 ................ 150