Questions and Answers: Migrant Worker Abuses in the UAE and COP28

COP28: Migrant Rights Essential to Climate Action

Governments Should Confront COP28 Host UAE on Abuses

Heat at COP28 Highlights Risks to Migrant Workers

As Climate Conference Opens, Ensure Occupational Heat Protections

Thailand: Recent Refugees Pushed Back to Myanmar

Pushbacks Endanger People Fleeing Airstrikes in Karenni State

Pakistan: Widespread Abuses Force Afghans to Leave

Surge in Expulsions, Deportations Creates Humanitarian Crisis

US: Texas Troopers’ Deadly Vehicle Pursuits

Fatalities More Frequent Under Operation Lone Star Than Previously Reported

UAE: Migrant Worker Abuses Linked to Broader Climate Harms

Upholding Migrant Rights Critical to Address Climate Crisis at COP28

South Africa Mulls Major Immigration Overhaul

Home Affairs Department’s Proposals Would Undermine Refugee Rights

FIFA: No Remedy for Qatar Migrant Worker Abuses

A Year Later, Lack of Action Still Haunts Abused Workers

UK Supreme Court Finds UK-Rwanda Asylum Scheme Unlawful

Rwanda Not A Safe Country to Send Asylum Seekers

Desperate Choices in Guatemala

As Gaza Burns, Other Countries Are Quietly, Illegally Dumping Refugees

Landmark Australian Ruling Rejects Indefinite Immigration Detention

Longstanding Practice to Deter Asylum Seekers Found Unlawful

Americas: Migrants Pushed to Cross Darién Gap, Abused

Lack of Safe and Legal Pathways Risks People’s Lives, Empowers Organized Crime