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The U.S. government has a unique ability – and thus a unique responsibility – to press for an immediate de-escalation before the situation spins further out of control.

Farhad Shamo Roto, a Refugee Fellow alumnus, shares his pursuit of justice for Ezidi genocide survivors a decade on.

WASHINGTON—In an open letter released today, a growing coalition of human rights organizations and concerned citizens are calling on the NBA to cancel their October 4 and 6 pre-season games…

Join us in New York City for a critical conversation on refugee and displacement issues in light of U.S. election outcomes.

This regulation will increase the numbers of asylum seekers unable to access protection, irrespective of the merits of their asylum claims.

The world needs an ambitious, forward-looking agenda on internal displacement now, one with better engagement, investment, and coordination.

Refugees International is deeply alarmed by the killing of more than 500 people – including two UNHCR staff – in Lebanon amid the rapid escalation of violence there.

The United Arab Emirates must immediately restrain their RSF client, to prevent the assault on El Fasher, and to halt any further military support to the RSF.

We are pleased to invite you to a compelling two-panel discussion on the state and future of humanitarian action, held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly 2024.

Refugees International is alarmed by the recent attacks on civilians by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in and around El Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur.