As COP29 begins, parties must increase support for those experiencing loss and damage due to climate change.
A Message to Our Supporters Following the U.S. Elections
There will be dark days ahead. But Refugees International’s mission, voice, and values will seek to be a beacon in that darkness.
Gezira Atrocities Highlight Urgency of Civilian Protection in Sudan
Reports of mass killings and rapes by the RSF in Gezira state in Sudan are deeply alarming. The international community must act to protect Sudanese civilians now.
Israel Must Reverse Decision to Ban UNRWA Activities in the Palestinian Territories
UNRWA delivers critical and irreplaceable humanitarian services in Palestinian territories. The Israeli ban on UNRWA activities must be reversed.
How to Build Support for More Welcoming Refugee and Asylum Policies? Get to Know a Refugee.
A new poll released today shows that support for refugee and asylum policies Increases when voters personally know a refugee.
Refugees International Mourns a Year of Devastation; Calls on Hamas and Israel to End This War
The Biden administration’s de facto unconditional support for this Israeli military campaign has been a moral and strategic disaster.
Humanitarian Priorities for Lebanon
The U.S. government has a unique ability – and thus a unique responsibility – to press for an immediate de-escalation before the situation spins further out of control.
Public Call to NBA: Cancel Pre-Season Games in UAE in Solidarity with the People of Sudan
WASHINGTON—In an open letter released today, a growing coalition of human rights organizations and concerned citizens are calling on the NBA to cancel their October 4 and 6 pre-season games with the Boston Celtics and the Denver Nuggets in Abu Dhabi in light of the United Arab Emirate’s fueling of atrocities in Sudan. Groups including…
New Asylum Regulation an Unacceptable Violation of U.S. Responsibility toward People Fleeing Persecution
This regulation will increase the numbers of asylum seekers unable to access protection, irrespective of the merits of their asylum claims.
Refugees International Condemns the Killing of More Than 500 People, including Two UN Staff in Lebanon and Urges Restraint in Wider Escalation
Refugees International is deeply alarmed by the killing of more than 500 people – including two UNHCR staff – in Lebanon amid the rapid escalation of violence there.