Refugees and Refugee-Led Organisations (RLOs) need to be recognised as central to the implementation and effectiveness of progressive policies.
La Nación: Casi 4 meses después, las historias de migrantes deportados siguen doliendo
El gobierno de Costa Rica participó voluntariamente en una serie de violaciones de derechos humanos contra personas migrantes expulsadas por Washington.
Just Security | Paying for Return: Why Assad’s Assets Must Fund Syrian Repatriation
Assad’s frozen and sanctioned assets can and should be structured into international reparation programs to help Syrian families afford the process of returning and rebuilding their lives.
Daily Nation: Aid Cuts in Kenya Will Jeopardize Years of Progress for Refugees
The direct impacts of the cuts are already shown aid groups are reducing staff or closing their doors altogether, and assistance is being reduced.
Latinoamérica 21: Brazil Advances in Building a National Policy for Refugees and Migrants
A significant portion of the migrant and refugee population still faces substantial barriers to their full integration into Brazilian society.
Foreign Affairs: Syria’s Biggest Problem: How to Resettle Millions of Refugees and Displaced People
This is a hopeful moment for Syria, but the real work of rebuilding the country is just beginning.
Kyiv Independent: With Cuts Looming, It’s Time To Reform Ukraine’s Humanitarian Aid System
Despite billions in aid, Ukrainian NGOs remain sidelined — donors must finally shift power and funding to local responders.
ODI Global: What Next for Internal Displacement? Four Priority Actions for 2025
Internal displacement has long been a neglected issue on the international stage. Here are four priority actions aid actors must take in 2025.
Latinoamérica21: The World Should Take Note of Brazil’s Refugee Policy
The Brazilian model holds promise for refugee situations in the Americas and around the world, where fatigued donors and beleaguered hosts try to marginalize refugees.
USA Today: ‘I Cannot Let Your People Die’: Jimmy Carter’s Compassion Saved Refugees Like Me
President Carter’s actions during Southeast Asia’s refugee crisis remain a model for what is possible when leaders rise to meet moral challenges with clarity and resolve.