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…to survive in neighboring countries. They and the communities hosting them need to see that the international community is not abandoning them when they most need the help. Read The…
I just spent four days sequestered in a grassy compound in the suburbs of Quito, Ecuador with 24 Colombian refugee youth leaders and a handful of local youth, laughing at…
…children who arrive often seeking protection at the southern border of the United States. The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) and other organizations have extensively documented the impact of such separations…
This International Women’s Day, join the Women’s Refugee Commission, in partnership with Rozaria Memorial Trust and King’s College London, for a critical discussion, “Ending Child, Early, and Forced Marriage in…
…to live under the threat of violence and face disproportionate burdens of humanitarian need as their human rights are trampled upon by the Taliban,” said Gayatri Patel, vice president of…
…face detention and deportation. In 2007, while monitoring the conditions under which immigrant women were detained, the Commission interviewed detained mothers who said that they could not find their children….
…(D-TX) introduced the Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America’s Security and Prosperity (CIR ASAP) Act of 2013. This legislation, the first comprehensive immigration bill to be introduced by the U.S. House of Representatives…
…Patel, vice president of advocacy and external relations at the Women’s Refugee Commission, issued the following statement: “The experiences of those displaced from and within Ukraine have underscored yet again…
…many unaccompanied children as in previous years, with most coming alone from El Salvador, Guatemala or Honduras. The Women’s Refugee Commission conducted an extensive fact-finding mission to research and understand…
…justice at the Women’s Refugee Commission. The Women’s Refugee Commission has extensively documented the mistreatment of asylum seekers at the border and in immigration detention, including the inability of asylum…
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