Pathways to Safety
Our Work
More than 100 million people around the world have been forced from their homes. Resettlement, asylum, and temporary statuses can offer displaced people options for refuge and safety—but many of those pathways are under threat.
Refugees International is fighting to ensure that people seeking safety can access the protection they need and that countries around the world uphold their obligations under international law to provide access to asylum and other forms of refuge.
Latest Reports
“Don’t Tell Me About Your Fear”: Elimination of Longstanding Safeguard Leads to Systematic Violations of Refugee Law
August 12, 2024
Humanitarian Pathways and Ezidi Family Unification in Europe Ten Years After Genocide
May 31, 2024
Improving the Socio-economic Integration of LGBTIQ+ Refugees in Costa Rica
December 21, 2023
Latest Statements and News
City, County, and NGO Leaders Endorse Sen. Markey and Reps. Meng, Ramirez, Espaillat led Destination Reception Assistance Act
July 30, 2024
Refugees International Welcomes TPS Redesignation and Extension for Haiti
June 28, 2024
Refugees International Appalled by New Biden Border Policies
June 4, 2024
Latest Opinions
Latest Advocacy Letters
Advocates Report Egregious Due Process and Rights Violations At U.S.-Mexico Border
July 26, 2024
150+ Organizations Stand in Solidarity with Annunciation House and Denounce Texas’ Attacks on Humanitarian Aid
February 26, 2024
150+ Organizations Warn Biden Against Proposed Immigration Policy Changes that Would Harm Asylum Seekers
February 23, 2024
Latest Events
A Better Approach Toward Reception of People Seeking Asylum
December 12, 2023
Immigration Restriction Then and Now: Re-Examining the Impact and Legacy of the 1921 and 1924 Immigration Acts
November 23, 2022
The State of Global Displacement and Refugee Advocacy: A Conversation with UN High Commissioner Filippo Grandi and Friends
August 10, 2022
Latest Perspectives
Featured Image: A protester holds a sign in support of restoring protections for asylum seekers during a demonstration outside of the James R. Browning U.S. Courthouse on June 11, 2019 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Take Action
Let Asylum Seekers Work
When asylum seekers work, our communities don’t just grow—they flourish. Tell your member of Congress to support the bi-partisan House Asylum Seeker Work Authorization Act (H.R. 1325) today.
