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The aid cuts put Uganda in a difficult position – but the answer should not be to restrict access to protection. 

The true test of success is whether civilian lives improve, and whether families are safer and better protected.

The new website tracks and exposes the human toll of the Trump administration’s forced third country transfer agreements.

A confluence of factors threatens to reignite the conflict in Ethiopia and Tigray, potentially destabilizing the entire region.

This is part of the Trump administration’s unprecedented delegalization of people who arrived on humanitarian pathways.

IDP protection and response cannot be on the chopping block as the UN reshapes its work.

Join us to discuss the human cost of the U.S. government’s forced third-country transfer agreements and the launch of our new tracker.

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

Lucky Karim testifies at HFAC hearing "No Exit Strategy: Burma's Endless Crisis and America's Limited Options."

The vast majority of Americans support resettling refugees, so why are we closing our doors to them?