Events
Working Group
Resources
- Session Recording: 2021 G20 Interfaith Forum Thematic Session – “A G20 Imperative: Support Refugees and Forced Migrants”
- Addressing refugees and forced migration
- The Economist: Refugees are seeking asylum ever farther from home
Advancing Shared Well-being by Promoting Just and Harmonious Societies
Resettlement of Refugees and Forced Migrants: Religious Dimensions
From our partners at Islamic Relief USA
Viewpoints Blog
Interfaith Action and the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis
By JoAnne Wadsworth, Communications Consultant, G20 Interfaith Forum – – – On Wednesday, June 16th, …By Elias Szczytnicki, Regional Secretary General for Religions for Peace in Latin America and the …View Page
Addressing the Refugees Issue: A G20 Imperative
by Elie Al Hindy – Executive Director of Adyan Foundation – – – Unfortunately, refugees’ … View Page
An Issue Without Borders: Finding Solutions to the Refugee Crisis
By Dr. Elizabeth Ferris – Georgetown University, the Brookings Institution – – – Nobody wants … View Page
Social Media
#IF20Refugees #IF20GenderEquality ~80% of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh are women and children. They face additional challenges and risks to their well-being. #IF20HumanitarianAid #IF20Refugees The Rohingya must not be forgotten or de-prioritized, even if
UNHCR and partners are working to ensure they receive the protection they need. #RohingyaResponse2023
newer global crises, including the war in Ukraine, climate, and cost-of-living crises, have shifted international priorities. #Bangladesh #Rohingya #Caritas Bangladesh @DevPeace
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