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Dr. Yael Schacher provides an overview of the history of the CHNV program and where it stands now.

Failure to renew more than minimal aid will lead to increased hunger, disease, and avoidable deaths.

We urge Costa Rica and Panama to address human rights abuses resulting from their agreement to receive diverted asylum-seekers from the U.S..

The Alliance’s experience offers valuable insights for how locally led coalitions can drive power-shifting efforts as humanitarian aid diminishes.

This escalation, combined with the Israeli government’s renewed blockade on all food and aid deliveries into Gaza, risks an imminent humanitarian collapse in the territory.

Join us on May 7 to celebrate community and the resilience we build when we come together in the fight for refugee rights.

Refugees International strongly condemns President Trump’s recent invocation of the Alien Enemies Act to enact mass deportations of Venezuelan nationals, including asylum seekers, without due process.

Kenya can fully realize the potential of the Refugee Act 2021 and create a more inclusive and self-reliant refugee population.

The newly announced World Food Program cuts to Rohingya refugees will devastate the lives of millions living in refugee camps in Bangladesh.

A significant portion of the migrant and refugee population still faces substantial barriers to their full integration into Brazilian society.