More: Refugee Crisis
Education Cannot Stop at the Border: Protecting Children on the Move in Latin America and the Caribbean
Authors: Eladio Jiminez Made and Nicole Suarez Sabio*
Every day across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), many children cross borders, rivers, jungles and dangerous...
Ukrainian refugees face fading hope and an uncertain future
Maryna Bondarenko, a 51-year-old journalist, has three packed suitcases in her apartment in Poland, hopeful for the return of peace in Ukraine. She fled...
Syrian Refugee Return: A Defining Moment
Freedom’s arrival in Syria remains deeply fragile. Even as the country’s new rulers gain diplomatic recognition, goodwill, and early relief from Western sanctions, Syria...
Rescue Operation Underway After Migrant Boat Sinks Off Lesbos
Greek authorities have begun a search-and-rescue operation near Lesbos after seven migrants were pulled from the sea southwest of Cape Agrilia. The incident comes...
“The Great Replacement”: Myth Replacing Democracy
On September 13, London became the stage for something Britain hadn’t seen before. A far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson, a British far-right activist...
Trump Administration Plans UN Push to Restrict Global Asylum Rights
BackgroundSince World War Two, international agreements have safeguarded the right to seek asylum. The Trump administration, which has already reshaped U.S. immigration policy at...
The Plight of Afghan Refugees: Human Rights Implications of Deportation by Pakistan
The protection of refugees in the contemporary world remains pressing global concern, with millions of people displaced due to conflict, persecution, natural disasters, and...
Greece Weighs Extension of Asylum Ban for North African Nations if Migration Rises
Greek Migration Minister Thanos Plevris stated on Thursday that Greece may prolong the current pause on processing asylum requests, a measure approved by parliament...
A Friend in Need?
The quiet but insistent demonstrations by Afghan refugee families in many streets of New Delhi have been going on as they focus on the...
Sovereignty vs. Solidarity: Hungary and the 2015 Refugee Crisis Fallout
Hungary, as part of the EU countries, signed the Geneva Convention in 1951 regarding international refugee law. In addition, as an EU country, they...