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The Women’s Refugee Commission, National Immigrant Justice Center, and Human Rights First published an explainer addressing what the FERM program is and how it undermines basic due process and asylum…
Yesterday, the Taliban banned Afghan women from attending university—effectively ending girls’ educational opportunities after primary school. Today the Women’s Refugee Commission, Alliance for Peacebuilding, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and…
…border. These recommendations would allow the Biden administration to manage the border in a fair, orderly manner while supporting US communities and upholding our obligations to protect people fleeing persecution….
The Women’s Refugee Commission submitted this statement to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Government Operations and Border Management for its September 6, 2023 hearing, “After Apprehension:…
The Women’s Refugee Commission joined more than 130 organizations condemning the Biden administration’s decision to use Title 42 to expel Venezuelans seeking refuge at the US-Mexico border. The groups urge…
View the Women’s Refugee Commission’s July 2003 newsletter….
…detention of women seeking asylum, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) in 2016 and 2017 sought to document the conditions of detention, treatment, and obstacles to a fair asylum process that…
…prepared for by the Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Women’s Refugee Commission (pro bono counsel Holland & Knight, LLP, and Steptoe & Johnson, LLP)….
The Women’s Refugee Commission wrote in a joint letter with more than 100 organizations urging the Biden administration to re-terminate the Migrant Protection Protocols policy, also known as “Remain in…
The Women’s Refugee Commission joined 86 other advocacy organizations to urge the United States President Joe Biden and President of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador to center their upcoming July…
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