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As India hosts the world’s most powerful leaders for this year’s G20 Summit, those leaders should ask what India has done to address a genocide in its own neighborhood.

Refugees International stands in solidarity with Rohingya genocide survivors and recommits to partnering with them in advocacy to rebuild the Rohingya community.

It's been ​six years since the horrific acts of ​​​​​genocide​ against the Rohingya​ people. ​​​This year, let us not merely grieve the lives lost, but amplify the resilient voices of…

Since the Taliban assumed power in Afghanistan 2 years ago today, they have stripped Afghan women and girls of their most basic human rights.

Rohingya activists in India have reported the death of a five-month-old Rohingya girl following the use of teargas by Indian authorities.

Congress must pass the Afghan Adjustment Act, bipartisan legislation that would give Afghans paroled into the United States the ability to apply for permanent legal residency.

Reparole will ensure that Afghans can continue to rebuild their lives and contribute to American communities.

Refugees International is extremely concerned about plans to repatriate Rohingya refugees to Myanmar.

All people who find themselves in the path of danger must be allowed to seek safety, not left trapped behind barbed wire.

Refugees International is pleased that Afghan women’s rights activist Mahbouba Seraj, together with Iranian human rights’ activist Narges Mohammadi, have just been nominated for the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize.