Rohingya crisis the ultimate test of refugee protection regime
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim September 24, 2025 With world leaders in New York this week for the UN General Assembly, they are once again affirming their commitment to international law, human […]
Why Rohingya repatriation keeps failing and how to fix it
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim September 20, 2025 For almost eight years, the world has watched the Rohingya crisis fester, with no meaningful progress toward a solution. Nearly a million Rohingya refugees […]
Rohingya refugee children robbed of right to education
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim September 11, 2025 Eight years after nearly 1 million Rohingya fled Myanmar to escape mass killings, rape and arson, the world seems to be abandoning them to […]
Nearly half a million return to post-Assad Syria from Türkiye
by Daily Sabah with Agencies ISTANBUL Sep 07, 2025 – Young Syrians prepare to board buses to Cilvegözü border crossing from Adana, southern Türkiye, Aug. 28, 2025. (AA Photo) The number […]
Have mass deportations become a vote-winning ticket in the UK?
Chris Doyle September 01, 2025 What to make of a British political leader who pledges to deport 600,000 immigrants in his first term? That is 120,000 people a year. This would even include doing a deal with the Taliban, a movement the UK was fighting against for so many years, […]
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh demand safe return to Myanmar on 8th anniversary of exodus
Rohingya refugee holds a placard while taking part in a protest rally inside a refugee camp to mark the eight-year anniversary of their exodus, in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, August 25, […]
Why are Pakistanis so successful at finding jobs in Germany?
Shamshir Haider06/05/2018June 5, 2018 A recent study by Germany’s Federal Employment Agency concluded that Pakistanis have been the most successful at finding work in the EU country over the past […]
REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS AND MIGRANTS
© Dan Kitwood/Getty Images Most people in the world have had the experience of leaving the place where they grew up. Maybe they will only move as far as the […]
Why UN’s Rohingya conference must deliver
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim July 11, 20252 In September, the UN will convene a high-level conference to address what is arguably one of the world’s most protracted and neglected humanitarian catastrophes: […]
Afghanistan-Iran migration crisis demands urgent action
Zaid M. Belbagi July 11, 2025 Amid the ongoing conflict in the region, Iran and Afghanistan are grappling with a severe migration crisis. Since the beginning of the year, 1.2 […]
Rohingya refugees’ future at stake amid education crisis
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim July 02, 2025 The recent Human Rights Watch report on the Rohingya education crisis in Bangladesh should be a wake-up call for the entire international community. According […]
Asylum in Switzerland: the most important figures at a glance
Foreign Affairs Listen to the articleToggle language selectorShare In Ukraine, the war is driving millions of people from their homes. The Taliban are in power in Afghanistan, forcing many to […]
‘Life here is so different’: A celebration of culture and courage
Erin Kavanagh-Hall June 18, 2025Share After having escaped religious persecution, mourning family members lost to violence, and surviving years of “uncertainty and tension”, Faran Ahmad Khan and Hatum Ahmed Yahya […]
Integration, integrity and immigration: UK Jamaat welcomes new immigrants
16th June 2025 Whilst the collective West grapples with struggling economies, polarisation amongst its population and general political instability across the world resulting in a cost of living crisis – […]
We have to avoid ‘integration’ becoming another form of racism
Afua Hirsch Assimilation is an invidious concept. No one in Britain should have to give up their heritage to fit inFri 13 Sep 2019 Iwill never forget the day I joined an English Defence League march in Chelmsford, Essex, in the run-up to the Brexit vote. I went as a journalist, and […]
Rohingya refugees at the mercy of climate change
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim May 25, 2025 The Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority from Myanmar, face an escalating crisis in Bangladesh’s overcrowded refugee camps. More than a million Rohingya have fled […]
What it means to be a migrant in Libya
Hafed Al-Ghwell May 20, 2025 To be a migrant in Libya is to exist at the intersection of geopolitical calculus and gross human suffering. The mechanics of this reality are […]
Migrants, asylum seekers, IDPs, refugees and immigrants: What’s the difference?
Explainer June 22, 2018 Last updated: May 15, 2025 Support our response. Every day, people around the world make the difficult decision to leave their countries in search of safety and […]
The risks of Bangladesh’s Rakhine humanitarian corridor
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim May 09, 2025 Bangladesh’s agreement in principle last month to facilitate a UN-led humanitarian corridor into Myanmar’s Rakhine State is a bold step toward alleviating a dire […]
Persecuted in the Land of the Pure: The Ahmadiyya Community’s Struggle in Pakistan
in South Asia by Ashish Singh 03/05/2025 Share: Share onWhatsAppShare onFacebookShare onX (Twitter)Share onTelegramShare onRedditShare onEmail Introduction In the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, a nation founded on the promise of religious freedom […]