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The Women’s Refugee Commission submitted this statement to the House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Border Security, Facilitation, and Operations for its March 2, 2022 hearing, “Examining the Court-Ordered…
…hosting two parallel events during CSW. These are open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis and do not require UN ground passes. We will also be participating in…
…Keep Our Communities Safe Act. The bill, H.R. 1932, purports to make Americans safer by authorizing the indefinite detention of individuals who have been ordered to leave, but who cannot…
…and training that they desperately need. Mama: Together for Safe Births in Crises, a new initiative designed by the Women’s Refugee Commission and social media and development company M4ID, will…
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…health care, that children and families in immigrant detention centers are protected and that youth refugees can learn marketable skills and have better futures. Since the Women’s Refugee Commission was…
A new study by an N.G.O. has revealed that many African migrants attempting to reach Europe are often raped and tortured and also forced into incestual relationships. The study says…
…of the Women’s Refugee Commission. “By planning ahead and working with communities themselves, lives can be saved when natural disasters strike or conflict erupts.” Of the 50 ideas and solutions…
As part of a year-long study on urban refugee livelihoods, the Women’s Refugee Commission undertook a field assessment trip to Johannesburg, South Africa, in March/April 2011. The assessment focused on…
The Women’s Refugee Commission, as part of the assessment team for a two-country case study to determine the level of use and efficacy of the Inter-Agency Network for Education in…
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