📣Refugees International is coming to NYC this October! Join us at our fall fundraiser, featuring an exclusive conversation with Ishaan Tharoor, Hawa Hassan, and Nadia Hashimi. We can't wait to see you! Buy your tickets today ⬇️ give.refugeesinternational.o…

In wake of #Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day @tunkhin80 and I reflect on a decade of visiting the camps and how: "The best way to commemorate this event is not only to recognize ongoing challenges, but also to seek out ways to rebuild." @WPReview worldpoliticsreview.com/rohi…

August 25 marks nine years since the Myanmar military launched a genocidal attack against the Rohingya population in Rakhine State. "We want to go back to our home, to our country. We want justice, and we want our rights to be restored," says Hazera Khatu, a Rohingya genocide survivor and refugee in Bangladesh. Nine years on, justice and accountability remain out of reach. The U.N. member states should take action to end impunity and ensure lifesaving support for Rohingya refugees.

This Tuesday, August 25, marks Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day. Join us for a discussion on the current challenges Rohingya are facing and ways forward as the crisis enters its tenth year. Register now: support.refugeesinternationa…

🚨WEBINAR August 25 marks Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day Join us to hear from Rohingya activists & legal and humanitarian experts about challenges and ways forward as the Rohingya exile enters its tenth year. support.refugeesinternationa…

Lebanon is facing one of the most severe displacement and humanitarian crises in its modern history. Join us July 9 for a webinar highlighting perspectives from Lebanon on the long-term ramifications of the conflict and ongoing displacement. support.refugeesinternationa…

An RSF attack on El Obeid could put 500,000+ people at risk, including 100,000 internally displaced people in the city. If El Obeid falls like El Fasher, the UAE cannot claim that the outcome was beyond its control. Full statement from @EndGenocideDan. refugeesinternational.org/st…

The U.S. promised refuge to Afghan allies. But +1,000 remain stranded in Qatar, with the admin reportedly considering sending some to the DRC. Hear from an Afghan woman living in limbo & former U.S. envoy Rina Amiri on the latest episode of #ForcedFromHome refugeesinternational.org/ac…

Same sponsor. Two realities. The @NBA is partnering with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on a $300M deal while Sudan burns. No matter who wins the NBA Finals, the people of Sudan lose. The @NBA made the wrong call. End the @emirates deal bloodontheball.org #EmiratesNBACup

Rights group Human Rights Watch warns the NBA risks “sportswashing” the UAE's rights abuses by expanding its financial ties during the 2026 Finals, citing alleged Emirati military support for the RSF in Sudan. sudantribune.com/article/314…

Israel’s closure of all Gaza border crossings is unjustifiable. It will deepen suffering for 2.1 million people in Gaza who depend on aid, medicine, and fuel entering Gaza to survive. Our full statement from @NatashaHallDC refugeesinternational.org/st…

🧵1/ The NBA should divest from the UAE until it ends support for the RSF in Sudan. Sudan is facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises: more than 11 million people displaced, widespread atrocities, and millions facing hunger and famine.

The @NBA is suddenly changing course. For 75 years, NBA players and coaches have stood up against injustice. But today, the NBA has a $300M sponsorship with the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The UAE also sponsors a genocidal militia in Sudan with weapons & drones that kill civilians. The NBA made the wrong call. End the @emirates deal. Learn more and act now: bloodontheball.org

Blood on the Basketball: The NBA Must End Its Deal With the UAE as the Sudan Genocide Worsens The UAE has been accused of supporting the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary, which has committed some of the worst atrocities in Sudan's three-year civil war. zeteo.com/p/blood-on-the-bas…

NEW: Colombian private military contractors, apparently hired by a United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based company, transited through UAE military bases before being deployed to Sudan to support the abusive Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This is further evidence indicating that the UAE is assisting or otherwise substantially contributing to the Rapid Support Forces’ capacity to commit war crimes. Read HRW’s full investigation. ⤵️ hrw.org/news/2026/05/26/suda…

One of the @NBA's biggest sponsors is the #UAE. They also sponsor a genocidal militia in #Sudan. @NBA Make the right call. End the @emirates deal. bloodontheball.org/ #NBAPlayoffs #EmiratesNBACup #NBA

Calls are getting louder to investigate the UAE for its role in Sudan's war, demanding that governments say what they have so far refused to: that the UAE has earned its place among the ranks of the world’s outlaws. This week's column theguardian.com/commentisfre…

🎙️Stream the second episode of our podcast, Forced from Home. @JeremyKonyndyk sat with @RepSaraJacobs to discuss the war in Sudan, its impact on civilians and refugees, and what the United States can do. Like + subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. refugeesinternational.org/ac…

As the NBA playoffs begin, Sudan is marking 3 years of war. There is a disturbing connection here. The UAE is fueling genocide in Darfur & the NBA is still partnering with the UAE. Sign the petition for the @NBA to end its partnership with @emirates support.refugeesinternationa…

🚨New report by CIG @just1nlynch shows UAE supported Colombian mercenaries enabled atrocities in El Fasher, Sudan via drone assistance. “Without this assistance, the siege, takeover, and resulting atrocities would likely not have occurred.” refugeesinternational.org/st…