“The protection of human rights is not a matter of charity, but a legal obligation.”
Mary Robinson:
Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
Turning Policy into Protection
Our advocacy targets the laws, policies, and frameworks that shape the lives of migrants and displaced people. Below, you can explore the key international conventions, national legislation, and specialized protocols that guide our work and define the areas where we push for systemic change.
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01. 1951 Refugee Convention & 1967 Protocol
We promote adherence to core refugee rights, including non-refoulement and access to asylum, ensuring displaced people are protected regardless of nationality or status.
02. Global Compact on Refugees (GCR)
We engage policymakers to implement shared responsibility frameworks, strengthen resettlement pathways, and ensure displaced communities receive equitable protection and support.
03. National Migration Laws
We analyze domestic legislation, advocate for reforms, and empower authorities and communities to implement policies that uphold migrants’ rights and dignity.
04. Anti-Trafficking Protocols
We support the enforcement of anti-trafficking measures, ensuring vulnerable migrants and refugees are safeguarded from exploitation and abuse.
05. Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Guidelines
We promote GBV prevention and response mechanisms in migration and refugee contexts, providing guidance, referral systems, and survivor support frameworks.
06. Asylum & Protection Procedures
We advocate for transparent, efficient, and rights-respecting asylum systems that reduce pending cases and guarantee timely access to protection
07. Climate Displacement Policies
We push for legal recognition and protection of populations displaced by climate-related disasters, ensuring climate justice is integrated into migration frameworks.
08. Data & Evidence-Based Policy
We generate and use disaggregated migration data to inform policy, strengthen accountability, and ensure protection strategies target those most in need.