Refugees International welcomes the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s issuance of General License (GL) No. 25.
Refugees International Welcomes President Trump’s Decision to Lift U.S. Sanctions on Syria
Lifting these restrictions now creates an opportunity to reverse this damage and support more sustainable, locally led recovery efforts.
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.
+55 Syrian and International NGOs Call on Trump Administration to Ease Syria Sanctions
President Trump’s trip to the Middle East is a critical opportunity to lift or suspend sanctions that are punishing the Syrian people and hindering efforts to stabilize and rebuild the country.
Beyond the Fall: Rebuilding Syria After Assad
The jubilation of Assad’s overthrow is still tangible. But the hard realities of the road ahead are now sharply in focus.
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.
Ensuring a Safe, Secure, and Dignified Future for Displaced Syrians
As Syria transitions to a post-Assad period, urgent actions are required to safeguard the survival and well-being of the Syrian people
Joint Statement: Hundreds of Thousands of Syrian Refugees at Imminent Risk of Deportation
Lebanon should immediately halt forced deportations of Syrian refugees and reverse a set of unprecedented and draconian measures that were announced on 8 May 2024.
Lebanon Plan to Vet Syrian Refugee Status Threatens Forced Returns
Lebanon’s proposed plan would without a doubt result in the forced deportation of Syrian refugees.
Diwan: Syrian Refugees in Jordan: A Crisis of Dwindling Humanitarian Aid
The gradual loss of funding could create major gaps in services for Syrian refugees and deepen vulnerabilities.