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A new survey finds that less than 1% of humanitarian funding for Ukraine goes directly to local organizations.

There is a clear case for shifting more humanitarian funding in Ukraine to local organizations.

Ten years after the genocide, it’s time to help Ezidi families rebuild their community in safety.

Ukrainians need greater control over international aid flowing into their country. Leaving them out severely undercuts the effectiveness of the aid effort.

The refugee response in Romania and Moldova must shift from emergency operations to a more sustainable approach.

Six months in, the aid response for Ukraine is at a critical juncture. It’s time to put resources and processes back in the hands of Ukrainian entities before it’s too…

Refugees International offers solutions to the human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

Greece’s long-standing policy of deterrence, containment, and exclusion of asylum seekers and refugees must end.

The EU is long overdue to establish an effective, humane, and rights-based regional approach to equitably sharing responsibility for migration and asylum.

Greece's new asylum law undermines essential protections for asylum seekers.