Canadian Government Must Not Shelve Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program
World Refugee & Migration Council Chair Lloyd Axworthy decries the decision to abandon Canada's Private Sponsorship of Refugees program simply to appease those who... Read more.
Elizabeth Ferris Receives Award for Excellence in Migration Scholarship
World Refugee & Migration Council Vice President of Research Elizabeth Ferris has received the prestigious Center for Migration Studies award for excellence in... Read more.
Keeping Business Clean: Anti-Corruption Actions for the Private Sector
Join us in Vancouver on November 27 for an insightful discussion with key business leaders and experts on the critical role of the private sector in combatting corruption.... Read more.
Reforming the International Order: Towards a New Humanitarian Paradigm
WRMC Honorary Co-Chair Prince El Hassan Bin Talal writes in this article first published in Modern Diplomacy that although the world has been spared from armed conflict... Read more.
Crimen Organizado y Migración: Crisis en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en tiempos electorales
A Working Paper from the North and Central American Task Force on Migration In this report, we wish to highlight the importance of increasing public security by... Read more.
Grand Corruption: Curbing Kleptocracy Globally
The World Refugee & Migration Council along with the American Academy of Arts and Sciences have published an important new book analyzing the nature, causes,... Read more.
Canada faces $100-million forfeiture ‘test case’ as Russian airline sues over grounded plane: The Hill Times
As Neil Moss reports in an article published in The Hill Times, Canada took up proposals led by the World Refugee & Migration Council to repurpose assets seized... Read more.
New book from WRMC Chair Lloyd Axworthy
Lloyd Axworthy's new book, A Life in Politics, is a stirring and beautiful memoir of becoming a prominent force in Canadian and international politics.... Read more.
Fatemeh Jafari & the Lamp Lifeboat Ladder Program
At 24, Fatemeh fled a forced marriage and a threatened “honor killing.” In 2022, Fatemeh escaped with her 14-year-old brother, Ali. They were able to... Read more.
Refugee marathon run a success story
Two years ago, Afghan refugee Fatemeh Jafari, 28, immigrated to Canada with her younger brother Ali. On Sunday, Jafari finished her first-ever marathon — in her... Read more.