Immediate action is required to keep people alive in the Sudan–Chad corridor, and relief efforts must be combined with accountability.
No Real Refuge: Sudanese Refugees in Chad
Refugees International shares firsthand testimony from people who survived the fall of El Fasher and the journey out of Sudan.
“Women’s Bodies Were the Battleground”: Survivors Left Behind amid Tigray’s Uncertain Peace
If fighting resumes in Tigray, women’s bodies will again be part of the battleground.
Just Security: Rwanda–DRC Peace Deal: Trump Owns It. Now What?
Trump’s Rwanda-DRC peace deal risks failure in implementation as continued fighting and the humanitarian crisis devastate eastern Congo.
Human Rights Groups Urge NBA to End Future Emirates NBA Cup Sponsorship Over UAE’s Role in Sudan Atrocities
We’re calling on the NBA to end future partnership with Emirates.
Uganda Refugee Ban, Aid Cuts A Step in the Wrong Direction
The aid cuts put Uganda in a difficult position – but the answer should not be to restrict access to protection.
Rwanda DRC Peace Deal Remains Largely Aspirational
The true test of success is whether civilian lives improve, and whether families are safer and better protected.
Just Security: In Ethiopia, an Unfinished Peace Risks Betraying the People of Tigray and the Broader Region
A confluence of factors threatens to reignite the conflict in Ethiopia and Tigray, potentially destabilizing the entire region.
Beyond the Camp: Realizing Ethiopia’s Commitment to Refugee Self-Reliance
Ethiopia can set a regional example, but only if ambition is matched by dedicated financing and steady follow-through on its own commitments.
The Tigray War Five Years On: The Pretoria Agreement and the Need for Peace
Refugees International, Amnesty International, ECDC, and New Lines Institute mark the fifth anniversary of the Tigray War.