Refugees International offers solutions to the human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.
EU-Turkey Statement: Six Years of Undermining Refugee Protection
8 NGOs warn that policies implemented in Greece keep displaced people from accessing asylum procedures, despite clear need of protection
Statement from Warsaw by Refugees International President on the Crisis in Ukraine
A statement from Warsaw by Refugees International President Eric P. Schwartz on the crisis in Ukraine.
Implementation of the Safe Third Country Concept in Greece
Refugees International joins 27 civil society organizations active in the areas of asylum and migration in Greece, to convey concerns regarding systematic non-compliance by Greece with the Asylum Procedures Directive as regards the safe third country concept.
Cross-Border Solidarity: A Story of Determination, Generosity, and Friendship
Natalia fled Ukraine with her family. She crossed the border into Poland where she was met with kindness from a stranger who helped her family to safety.
NGOs Welcome the Resumption of Cash Assistance for Asylum Seekers in Greece, Call for Gaps to be Urgently Filled
Refugees International joins 14 NGOs and civil society organisations in welcoming the restoration of the cash assistance program for asylum seekers in Greece, and warns that many individuals still remain without assistance.
TRT World: More than 836,000 refugees flee Ukraine since start of Russian assault
More than 836,000 refugees have fled Ukraine since Russia launched its offensive. Devon Cone explains the concerns refugees face.
Russian War Crimes in Ukraine
Refugees International strongly supports the decision of the International Criminal Court prosecutor to proceed to open an investigation into war crimes in Ukraine.
The Fallacy of Control: Tightened Asylum and Reception Policies Undermine Protection in Greece
Greece’s long-standing policy of deterrence, containment, and exclusion of asylum seekers and refugees must end.
Refugees International Warns of Displacement and Suffering in Russia’s War with Ukraine
As efforts to deter Russia fail, governments of the world must be prepared to provide assistance and protection for the Ukrainian people who are forced to flee, as well as those who may become civilian victims of military action.