Lessons from Nepal, Sierra Leone and South Sudan

This briefing assesses the impact of the law on refugee women’s right to work and access economic opportunities in high refugee hosting countries.

Ahead of the Global Refugee Forum David Miliband's writes to EU leaders urging them to address the glaring gaps in Europe’s own response to migration.

The International Rescue Committee’s Emergency Watchlist 2019 highlights the countries we believe are at greatest risk of experiencing the worst humanitarian crises over the coming year.

The IRC has joined 15 other NGOs in an open letter to the Prime Minister for Greece that underscores the critical gap which exists in children's access to safe accommodation on the Greek islands.

The IRC has joined 15 other NGOs in an open letter to the Prime Minister for Greece that underscores the critical gap which exists in children's access to safe accommodation on the Greek islands.

Joint letter from IRC and 255 organisations to the leaders in Greece and the EU, expressing concerned about recent developments at the Evros border and the Aegean islands.

New report by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) finds that fragile and conflict-affected countries face a double emergency: the arrival and impact of COVID-19, and the secondary humanitarian, economic and political havoc this outbreak will wreak on countries like South Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Yemen and refugee camps worldwide.

The Danish Refugee Council, International Rescue Committee and Mixed Migration Center - Members of the Mixed Migration Consortium - call on the governments along the Central Mediterranean Route to protect the lives of all, regardless of status.

COVID-19 has already overwhelmed health systems in high-income countries. As it spreads to fragile and crisisaffected countries, it threatens even greater devastation. There is a small window left to mount a robust response while COVID-19 is still in the early stages of spreading to these settings. COVID-19 is a global threat requiring a global response, but the steps to contain it should be designed locally, particularly in the crisis settings where the International Rescue Committee (IRC) works, to avoid exacerbating humanitarian suffering.