Right now, record numbers of people around the world are being forced to flee their homes due to war, violence and persecution, people just like Sham and her family. The journey Sham went through is not inevitable. There is a safe and legal way to support those that have had to flee their homes.
For many, this has become all too real. Right now, record numbers of people around the world are being forced to flee their homes due to war and violence.
The European Union is currently debating an historic piece of legislation that could expand resettlement programmes for vulnerable refugees. If the proposal becomes law, it would mean that some of the most vulnerable people will not be forced to take treacherous journeys in search of safety. And there’s a chance it could pass!"
The legislation, aka the ‘Union Resettlement Framework’, gives our leaders an opportunity to come together and agree on a coordinated, humanitarian response to the refugee crisis. With a focus on resettling those most vulnerable, it will allow us to help more people rebuild their future by welcoming them through a safe and legal route.
It’s simple: the more of us who ask our representatives at the European Union to make this legislation work for refugees, the more likely it is to happen.
Our Partner
The International Rescue Committee helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover and regain control of their future.
One of the most prominent humanitarian organisations in the world, the IRC benefitted 26 million people last year. Read more about the amazing work they do here.
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