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Leah Chavla, a policy adviser at the Women’s Refugee Commission, said the government should hire child-welfare professionals to deal with young migrants. “Someone there who has the credentials, who knows…
“What we’re seeing is a reckless and unprecedented expansion of a system that is punitive, harmful and costly,” said Katharina Obser of the Women’s Refugee Commission. “The U.S. government is…
Katharina Obser, a senior policy adviser for the advocacy group Women’s Refugee Commission, questioned the administration’s insistence of sending detainees to such holding facilities. “What we’re seeing is a reckless…
…long as CBP continues to deny access to asylum seekers, drive people further underground, and treat people seeking safety as though they are criminals, people will die. Children are particularly…
Photo by Women’s Refugee Commission I stepped off of a teeming street into Aamina’s* apartment, where the floury, slightly sour scent of injera lingered in the air. A round stove,…
Michelle Brané, an advocate with the Women’s Refugee Commission, notes that, compared to Mexico, the U.S. asylum system has adequate resources for dealing with the influx of Central American migrants, but…
Michelle Brané, an advocate with the Women’s Refugee Commission, notes that, compared to Mexico, the U.S. asylum system has adequate resources for dealing with the influx of Central American migrants,…
…and planning workshops for humanitarian agencies, NGO partners and disability organizations around the world. In fact, the Women’s Refugee Commission has just returned from Lebanon, where we met with Syrian…
…communities even before crises strike, building their resilience against future disasters. Fostering communities’ resilience requires the meaningful participation of all community members. We must make sure that girls benefit from,…
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