Statement from the International Rescue Committee on the Generation Equality Forum

As wealthy countries look toward a return to normalcy, many impacted by conflict and crisis are experiencing significant increases in COVID-19 cases and deaths with little hope for a vaccine this year

President Biden on track to admit the lowest number of refugees of any US president in history - IRC calls for Presidential Determination on admissions 

Statement on U.S. agreement with Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras to deploy troops to stem flows of migration

International funding necessary to support Colombia’s policy to welcome Venezuelan migrants, says IRC

IRC deeply disappointed at Biden Administration decision to maintain Trump-era refugee cap - calls for increased admissions goal in light of unprecedented global need

Aid organisations call on governments to give a single day’s military spending to fight hunger

International Rescue Committee's Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy, Amanda Catanzano, at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing on Yemen

New IRC analysis reveals urgency in Biden Administration raising the refugee admissions cap to 62,500

As COVID-19 Vaccines Begin Reaching Conflict and Crisis Settings, a New Study Highlights the Investments Needed to Strengthen Health Systems