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Rohingya refugees want to return to their homes in safety and dignity. But it remains far from safe to do so.

It has been three years since the Taliban violently took control of Afghanistan and the crisis for women and girls continues to deepen.

Two years on from the U.S. genocide determination for the Rohingya, what will it take to create a path out of genocide?

Regional countries must work together to provide search and rescue, safe disembarkation, and access to paths toward asylum for Rohingya refugees.

For many Afghans, forced return will be tantamount to a death sentence.

The Pakistani government has ordered all undocumented Afghans leave the country or face forced expulsions.

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.