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Refugees International
NameRefugees International
HeadquartersWashington, D.C.
LeaderEric Schwartz

Refugees International is a non-governmental organization that advocates for the rights of refugees and displaced persons around the world, working closely with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and other organizations such as Oxfam International and Human Rights Watch. Founded in 1979 by Sylvia P. Shaw, the organization has been led by prominent figures including Kenneth Bacon and Eric Schwartz, who have worked with Kofi Annan and Ban Ki-moon to address global refugee crises. Refugees International has worked in various countries, including Somalia, Sudan, and Afghanistan, and has collaborated with organizations such as Doctors Without Borders and International Rescue Committee.

History

Refugees International was established in response to the Indochina refugee crisis, which saw millions of people displaced from Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia following the Vietnam War. The organization's early work focused on advocating for the rights of Vietnamese boat people and other Indochinese refugees, working with Jimmy Carter and United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim. Over the years, Refugees International has expanded its scope to address refugee crises in various parts of the world, including Africa, Asia, and Europe, and has worked with leaders such as Nelson Mandela and Angela Merkel to promote refugee protection and solutions. The organization has also collaborated with UNICEF and World Food Programme to provide humanitarian assistance to refugees and displaced persons.

Mission_and_Objectives

The mission of Refugees International is to advocate for the rights and protection of refugees and displaced persons, and to promote solutions to refugee crises. The organization's objectives include ensuring that refugees have access to asylum, protection, and humanitarian assistance, and that they are able to rebuild their lives in safety and dignity. Refugees International works to achieve these objectives by conducting field research and advocacy, and by collaborating with governments, United Nations agencies, and other organizations such as Amnesty International and International Committee of the Red Cross. The organization also works with European Union and African Union to promote refugee protection and solutions.

Programs_and_Activities

Refugees International has a range of programs and activities that focus on different aspects of refugee protection and solutions. The organization's programs include research and advocacy on refugee policy and law, as well as field work in refugee camps and communities. Refugees International also provides training and technical assistance to governments and other organizations on refugee protection and solutions, and works with UNHCR and IOM to promote refugee resettlement and integration. The organization has worked in countries such as Syria, Iraq, and South Sudan, and has collaborated with organizations such as Save the Children and CARE International to provide humanitarian assistance to refugees and displaced persons.

Advocacy_and_Policy

Refugees International is a strong advocate for refugee rights and protection, and works to influence policy and practice at the national and international levels. The organization's advocacy efforts focus on issues such as refugee resettlement, asylum policy, and humanitarian assistance, and involve working with governments, United Nations agencies, and other organizations such as Human Rights Council and European Parliament. Refugees International also works to promote the rights of specific groups of refugees, such as women and children, and has collaborated with UN Women and UNICEF to promote refugee protection and solutions.

Notable_Campaigns_and_Efforts

Refugees International has been involved in a number of notable campaigns and efforts over the years, including advocacy on behalf of Rohingya refugees in Myanmar and Bangladesh, and efforts to promote refugee protection and solutions in Africa and Asia. The organization has also worked to address the root causes of refugee crises, such as conflict and persecution, and has collaborated with organizations such as International Crisis Group and Crisis Action to promote peace and stability. Refugees International has also worked with Barack Obama and Angela Merkel to promote refugee protection and solutions, and has collaborated with Gordon Brown and Kofi Annan to address global refugee crises.

Leadership_and_Partnerships

Refugees International is led by a team of experienced professionals, including Eric Schwartz, who has worked with United Nations and US Department of State to address global refugee crises. The organization also has a board of directors that includes prominent figures such as Kenneth Bacon and Sylvia P. Shaw, who have worked with Bill Clinton and Tony Blair to promote refugee protection and solutions. Refugees International partners with a range of organizations, including UNHCR, IOM, and NGOs such as Oxfam International and Human Rights Watch, to promote refugee protection and solutions, and has collaborated with European Commission and African Union to address global refugee crises. The organization also works with private sector companies, such as Microsoft and Google, to promote refugee protection and solutions. Category:Refugee organizations

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