Breaking News: Rohingya Community in Myanmar/Bangladesh Under Severe Threats

destroyed house and burned trees following fighting between Myanmar's military and the Arakan Army

Urgent need for international support as thousands of Rohingya arrivals seek aid in Bangladesh after fleeing fighting: Why are Rohingya fleeing? New arrivals in Bangladesh faced persecution by Arakan Army and Myanmar military Escalating clashes in Rakhine State causing civilian casualties Forced conscription, displacement, and air strikes by the Myanmar military What are the challenges … Read more

Breaking News: Revealing Delays in Family Reunification Process Through FOIA

IRAP Files FOIA Suit Against USCIS for Information on Family Reunification Process Why is this Case Significant? Refugees separated from loved ones due to FTJ process Congress established FTJ process for family reunion Delays in FTJ process causing prolonged separation FOIA Request for Transparency IRAP submitted FOIA suit against USCIS seeking records on FTJ processing … Read more

Breaking: Heartbreaking Loss of Life in the Channel – What You Need to Know

Refugee Council Responds to Tragic Loss of Life in Channel Crossing What is the Response to the Recent Tragedy? Enver Solomon, CEO of Refugee Council, expresses deep sadness over more lives lost Highlights that these migrants are desperate individuals seeking safety Why is This Year Particularly Deadly for Channel Crossings? Over 50 lives have been … Read more

Discover the Story Behind Our Humanitarian Mission Locations

Why do we choose to work in Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand? Our commitment to working in Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand is deliberate and strategic. We select these locations not just based on the number of refugees present, but also due to the unique opportunities for impactful and systemic change in these regions. We aim to … Read more

Breaking: Groundbreaking Oceania Network Aims to Assist Migrants and Refugees

What is the latest initiative supporting migrants and refugees in Oceania? The International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) has announced the establishment of a new network in Oceania to provide support for migrants and refugees. What does this mean for migrants and refugees in the region? The new network aims to offer a platform for collaboration … Read more

Amnesty International Names Four Prisoners of Conscience in Cuba amid Rising State Repression

Why did Amnesty International designate four individuals as prisoners of conscience in Cuba? In recognition of peaceful exercise of rights Ongoing surveillance, harassment, and criminalization threats Stand for courage and resistance against repression Who are the individuals designated? Félix Navarro, political dissident and activist Sayli Navarro, daughter of Félix and activist Luis Robles, protester for … Read more

2024 Professional Protection Standards: What’s New in Fourth Edition?

What are the latest Professional Standards for Protection Work? The Professional Standards for Protection Work 2024, now in its fourth edition, has been released to set the benchmark for humanitarian organizations. What do these standards aim to achieve? Establish a common understanding of protection work Provide guidance for quality performance Ensure accountability to affected populations … Read more

Breaking: Discover the Latest Updates from ICRC’s Activities in Afghanistan!

ICRC in Afghanistan: Latest Updates What is the latest news from the ICRC in Afghanistan? The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is continuing its humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan amidst ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis. ICRC teams are working tirelessly to provide medical assistance, food, and other essential services to those affected by the … Read more

Report Reveals Harming Impact of Criminalization on LGBTQ Rights in Uganda!

Uganda’s LGBTQ Communities Face Uphill Battle Online What is the Current Situation? Amnesty International highlights a significant increase in online attacks against Uganda’s LGBTQ communities due to broad anti-LGBTQ laws. What Does the New Report Reveal? Patterns of technology-facilitated gender-based violence against LGBTQ individuals in Uganda. Instances of doxing, threats, impersonation, and other forms of … Read more

Breaking News: MSF Resumes Life-Saving Operations in Darien Gap! Learn More

MSF resumes activities in Darien Gap

Since 2022, MSF has been observing the health challenges faced by individuals traversing the Darién Gap, the natural boundary separating Colombia and Panama, as they journey towards the United States and Canada. What impact has this had on the local community? Local health centers have been inundated with consultations due to the surge in population. … Read more