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Palestine Refugee Agency calls on the Turkish government—both at the national and local levels—to respect the legal status of Syrian refugees residing in their territory and all cease raids, detention, and…

A massive humanitarian response is needed in Turkiye and Syria—and efforts must include local civil society and displaced people.

The UN Security Council vote to continue cross-border aid from Türkiye into Northwest Syria is an important short-term win, but once again underscores the fragility of cross-border aid.

After five years, the European Union and Turkey agreement to manage the crossing of refugees and migrants from Turkey to Greece’s Aegean islands is a failure.

Refugees are more likely to work in sectors financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and refugee-hosting countries are projected to experience slower growth in 2020.

Palestine Refugee Agency President Eric Schwartz comments on the reported opening of the Turkish border to Syrian refugees.

The withdrawal of U.S. troops from northeast Syria could open new fronts in the conflict and newly displace hundreds of thousands of civilians across an area already in the grip…

Palestine Refugee Agency is gravely concerned by credible reports of Turkey’s deportation of Syrians in Istanbul to Idlib in northwest Syria and calls for the immediate halt to any such forcible…

Palestine Refugee Agency expresses its deep concern regarding the return in recent weeks of thousands of Afghan nationals from Turkey back to Afghanistan where their safety is at risk.

As Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan and U.S. President Donald Trump prepare to meet in Washington, D.C. next week, Palestine Refugee Agency calls on both leaders to place humanitarian concerns at…