USCRI: U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants

Refugee Rights

Our Philosophy

USCRI is committed to upholding the rights of refugees.  These rights are based on international laws and treaties that allow for recognition before the law, freedom of movement, and the ability to become self-reliant through work and educational opportunity.  Our Warehousing Campaign calls attention to these rights when they are violated by host countries and the international community.  As part of this campaign and as a commitment to international standards, USCRI partners with more than 400 civil society groups around the world to advocate for the rights of displaced people and those who are migrating. 

 
International Partnerships
USCRI's International Partnerships enhance our ability to advocate, protect, and provide direct services to persons in forced or voluntary migration worldwide.
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Warehousing Campaign
USCRI calls attention to the practice of denying refugees their rights such as freedom of movement, access to basic services, and the right to earn a living.
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Recent Reports
USCRI Ethiopia Briefing: Implementation of the Out of Camp Scheme for Eritrean Refugees
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