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Asylum Access Mexico (AAMX) called on President Claudia Sheinbaum to prioritize the rights of refugees and people seeking asylum in her administration, which started on October 1, 2024. In an…

Every day, refugees around the world are stepping up—not just as survivors, but as leaders who are actively shaping their futures and responding to their community needs. Asylum Access has…

Thailand is home to more than 81,000 refugees in nine temporary shelters along the Thai-Myanmar border and 5,500 urban refugees and people seeking asylum living in cities like Bangkok or…

In recent years, Mexico has shifted from a transit country to a significant host for refugees fleeing violence and instability. Over the past decade, asylum applications have surged dramatically, from…

We’d like to share a story about a remarkable group of people – refugees in Malaysia – and the urgent challenges they face in their search for safety and dignity.Imagine…

When I think about what brought me to Asylum Access, it always comes back to the people I’ve met and my own lived experiences. My journey began in Lebanon—a country…

At Asylum Access, our commitment to working in Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand is deeply intentional, driven by both the scale of need and the unique opportunities for systemic change in…

Since stepping into their roles as Interim Co-CEOs in March, Rouba Anka and Lisa D’Annunzio have brought experience, passion, and a steadfast commitment to advancing refugee rights through their leadership…

Podcasts are a powerful storytelling format and a great way to learn more about the topics that matter to you most. We have put together a list of five podcasts…

The right to asylum and agreements protecting refugees have existed in various forms in many societies throughout history, but they have only been recognized under international law for less than…