Refugees International will be spotlighting the need for inclusion of all of those on the move in the decisions made at this critical juncture.
Costa Rica: Organizations Propose Reforms to Promote Refugee Integration
These reforms include the improvement of asylum and regularization procedures, and the removal of barriers to employment.
Refugees International Calls for Action: New Evidence of United Arab Emirates Fueling Genocide in Sudan
A new report by the Conflict Insights Group reveals that the UAE continues to supply weapons and provide other lethal assistance to the RSF.
Refugees International Honors the Life of Former President Lionel Rosenblatt
We are profoundly grateful for Lionel Rosenblatt’s life, leadership, and legacy. His impact will endure in the countless lives he helped protect and the enduring mission of Refugees International.
Refugees International Concerned by U.S.–Costa Rica Third Country National Deportation Deal
Some people being deported to Costa Rica may be asylum seekers who were never given a fair chance to present their cases in the United States.
Pakistan Must Immediately Halt Deportation of Afghan Refugees
These forced returns violate the principle of non-refoulement under international law. Pakistan must halt deportations now and restore legal pathways for Afghans seeking safety.
Humanitarian Scorecard: Six Months In, Gaza Ceasefire is Failing
Scorecard from humanitarian organizations assessing core civilian protection, humanitarian access provisions of Gaza ceasefire plan reveals failure.
Refugees International Launches Forced from Home, a New Podcast on Global Displacement
Refugees International is launching a new podcast, Forced from Home, to explore the causes and consequences of global displacement.
U.S./Israel–Iran War on Course for Cataclysmic Civilian Harm, Displacement, and Humanitarian Need
If this evolves into a long-term war, and if internal conflict emerges in Iran, the humanitarian consequences could worsen dramatically.
Death of Rohingya Refugee After Abandonment by CBP Requires Investigation
We are saddened by the needless death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a nearly blind Rohingya refugee who had been detained by U.S. Border Patrol agents.