Blog Posts by Refugees International

Have Your Say: Contribute to the RI Blog
April 09, 2013 Refugees Intern...

Refugees International’s blog is a space to debate the problems of displacement, statelessness, and humanitarian response. Our advocates write regular updates about these important issues, but now we want to expand the conversation. And that’s where you come in.

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In Burma, Rohingya Face a New Threat: Flooding
March 13, 2013 Refugees Intern... Burma, Climate Displacement, Humanitarian Response, Asia, Statelessness

By Isabel Rutherfurd, Refugees International Intern

Speaking to Burmese in Yangon last December, I heard a lot of cautious optimism and relief about the reforms inspired by the government’s transition to democracy.

Does America’s Mali Strategy Pass Muster?
February 25, 2013 Refugees Intern... Africa, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Humanitarian Response, Protection & Security

By Katia Gibergues-Newton, Refugees International Intern

U.S. Support for Mali: Humanitarian Needs Must be Considered
February 13, 2013 Refugees Intern... Africa, Burkina Faso, Congress, Mali, Niger, U.S. Administration, Humanitarian Response, Protection & Security, Women & Children

By Katia Gibergues-Newton, Refugees International Intern

DC Circle Highlights RI's Work for Syrian Refugees
November 09, 2012 Refugees Intern... Syria, Humanitarian Response, Middle East, Protection & Security

Mariella Trager serves as chair of Refugees International's Washington Circle.

By Mariella Trager

Friends of Refugees International came together on Thursday, October 25, at the beautiful Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington, DC. Around 100 people gathered for the luncheon, where they explored the ongoing displacement crisis in Syria and RI’s advocacy efforts there.