Having lost everything, Darfur's fugitives face hunger and disease.
The families involved face hunger and threats of violence.
But the reality is the reverse – people face hunger, disease and violence.
Demand for food is growing but arable land is being lost; millions are obese but millions still face hunger.
Following a regime-led offensive in southwest Syria, thousands of refugees face hunger and exposure to the brutal summer heat.
Six to eight million more in neighboring countries -- Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan, Djibouti, Kenya and Uganda -- also face hunger.
The government of Niger has reportedly said more than 5.5 million people in the country face hunger.
According to data released on Wednesday by the Agriculture Department, almost 16 million children, or more than one in five, face hunger in the United States.
Once deported, many simply try again rather than face hunger and violence at home, creating a revolving door of vulnerable migrants and refugees.
For many there will be no choice: they cannot work or are unable to find it, and as a result face hunger, impoverishment and homelessness.
