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Rights and Justice

Migrant, stateless, and refugee women and children around the world routinely face legal and human rights violations. From the US border with Mexico, where asylum seekers are refused entry, to countries where women are denied the same nationality rights as men, the Women's Refugee Commission holds governments accountable to their obligation to respect women and children’s rights, so they can find safety, access justice, and rebuild their lives.

Our Work

Our Rights and Justice work includes issues of asylum, immigration detention, and our partnership with the Global Campaign for Equal Nationality Rights.

Asylum, Legal, and Human Rights
Immigration Detention, Custody, and Alternatives
Children and Families
Nationality Rights
Climate Justice

Related Resources

Read our reports, field manuals, and other tools related to our work on migrant, refugee, and nationality rights.

The 2025 ICE Detained Parents Directive Vs. the 2022 ICE Parental Interests Directive
The 2025 ICE Detained Parents Directive Vs. the 2022 ICE Parental Interests Directive
The Senate-Passed Reconciliation Bill Will be Catastrophic for Immigrant Women and Families: Update
The Senate-Passed Reconciliation Bill Will be Catastrophic for Immigrant Women and Families: Update
Reconciliation: How Eliminating Public Benefits Harms Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Human Trafficking
Reconciliation: How Eliminating Public Benefits Harms Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Human Trafficking