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…natural resources, including firewood used for cooking fuel. Time after time we see that the competition for decreasing natural resources increases tensions between refugee and host communities and results in…
…made the following statement: “Women’s Refugee Commission is proud to endorse this critical legislation and applauds Representatives Smith and Jayapal for their commitment to fixing this country’s costly and broken…
We are pleased to announce that as of August 2, 2014, the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) has completed the transition to become an independent legal and fiscal entity. After 25…
As 2012 comes to a close, check out some highlights of the Women’s Refugee Commission’s accomplishments and impact over the past year. In Ethiopia, Uganda and Tanzania we met with…
…family detention was used at the facility, reports emerged that children as young as eight months old wore prison uniforms, lived in locked prison cells with open– toilets, subjected to…
A virtual roundtable on solutions was held in the lead-up to the High-Level Officials Meeting (HLOM). It was opened by the Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, Ms. Gillian Triggs, and…
Women’s Refugee Commission Outraged As Obama Administration Doubles Down on Deportation and Detention, Seeking Permission from Congress To Roll Back Protections for Children and Opening the Artesia Family Detention Center…
…now on its way to the House for a vote, would fund nine federal departments, keep the government open through at least September 30, and allow 800,000 federal workers to…
…it would reopen the U.S.-Mexico border to vaccinated travelers but not to those seeking asylum, Katharina Obser, director of the Migrant Rights and Justice Program at the Women’s Refugee Commission,…
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