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The government of India must immediately end the detention and forced deportation of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar.

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

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

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…

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.

The two years of upheaval following the attempted takeover of the country by Myanmar’s military junta has left a path of devastation across the country.

An alarming number of Rohingya refugees have been marooned at sea in recent weeks. Urgent action is needed to address the drivers behind these dangerous voyages and to save those…

Refugees International applauds the inclusion of large parts of the Burma Unified through Rigorous Military Accountability Act of 2022 (BURMA Act) in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2022 (NDAA).