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When North and South Sudan started the separation process in 2010, Eman Abdelrahman and her brother raised public awareness about the possible implications. Her brother was arrested, and she was…

She grew up in a family of community leaders. Her mother was a social leader, her father was involved in the union movement, and her brother was part of other…

Itab Azzam was born in Swaida, a small village in Syria, where she lived until the age of 18, when she moved to Damascus to pursue her studies in English…

She is passionate about supporting forcibly displaced people because she and her family have gone through that as well, not once, but twice. Hanan has been a Palestinian refugee since…

During the workshop “Building Equitable Partnerships with Refugee-led organizations”, organized by Cohere, Asylum Access officially launched our new position paper and Accountability Toolkit on equitable partnerships. These resources offer a…

Asylum Access will attend the upcoming Global Refugee Forum 2023 (GRF), organized by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and taking place from December 13-15 in Geneva, Switzerland.…

(En español abajo) Dear friend,  As someone who has dedicated years of my life to advocating for the rights of refugees through Asylum Access and working closely with other local civil society...

This year, Asylum Access reached a milestone in our commitment to equitable partnerships. In January, we commissioned an independent review of our partnerships with local civil society organizations...

(En español abajo) Hello friend,  My name is Nuam Pii, and I am a refugee from Myanmar living in Malaysia. Today, I want to tell you the story of my…

(En español abajo) Dear Friend,  My name is Amir. I am from Afghanistan, a country I love dearly, but I was forced to leave it all behind. Today, I will tell you about my country, the story of my young...