refugees

A once-taboo word is finally being spoken, but current attention on Rohingya’s plight remains insufficient.

Veteran humanitarian worker François Audet discusses the dilemmas ISIS has created for crisis-response operations.

The widespread displacement ISIS has caused will have consequences for years to come.

Europe increasingly frames migration by sea as a security issue. That only makes routes more dangerous while failing to appreciate the humanitarian nature of the crisis.

Ninette Kelley, UNHCR’s representative in Lebanon, on what it means to be living as a Syrian refugee there.

What you need to know about “the biggest humanitarian emergency of our era.”

Central America migration is a humanitarian issue, but it has been caught up in the illegal immigration debate, argues Robert Muggah.

Canadians have a responsibility to stand with those who have showed strength in the face of civil war, argue Kyle Matthews and Ecem Oskay.

Nicholas Bishop on the plight of Israel’s African asylum seekers.

The Palestinian refugee crisis continues, but it doesn’t have to. Dr Rex Brynen explains.

To balance refugee protection and public safety, we must listen to the stories of those seeking asylum says Dana Wagner.

John Campbell on how the Eritrean government’s taxation of its citizens living in the Diaspora reveals the depth of its corruption.

The Kenyan government is set to impose drastic measures aimed at Somali refugees. Nicholas Bishop considers the ramifications.

Christina Clark-Kazak on how young Congolese refugees in Uganda protect themselves.