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Nicaraguan political exiles have survived political imprisonment and torture. The threat of detention and deportation in the U.S. risks reviving the very abuses they fled.

Statement from Refugees International:  “We are outraged by the summary killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer this week. We mourn in solidarity with her family and her…

Refugees International condemns Israel’s decision to suspend the operations of more than two dozen humanitarian organizations working in Gaza.

We spoke with migrants and asylum seekers stranded in Villahermosa, Mexico.

This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.

Salih arrives amid profound and growing erosion of global support for refugee protection, humanitarian assistance, and access to asylum.

Over two months into a ceasefire in Gaza, humanitarian access remains severely constrained and the entire population remains in the pre-famine IPC Phase 4.

This explainer shares critical information and updates for people with humanitarian parole.

If fighting resumes in Tigray, women’s bodies will again be part of the battleground.

This literature review highlights gaps and opportunities in research and advocacy on how livelihoods and labor market access shape displaced people’s climate change adaptation.