Anne Curry finds out what inspires Funmi every day @UNHCR
Anne Curry finds out what inspires Funmi every day  @UNHCR
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why do some choose to become humanitarians in the face of war?

During her visit to South Sudan, Ann Curry spoke with UNHCR’s Funmi Osibona, who is on the frontlines of the largest displacement crisis in the world.

Funmi is one of an estimated half a million frontline humanitarians worldwide—more than 40% of whom are women—working tirelessly to support those forced to flee their homes.

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the commitment of women who make a difference when it matters most.




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Anne Curry finds out what inspires Funmi every day

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