The United States should consider not only the potential damage and disruption caused to Venezuela’s neighbors by a refugee crisis but also the implications of the crisis for U.S. interests.

"This isn’t about politics or policy. It’s about recognizing—or rejecting—the humanity of LGBTQ+ and other asylum seekers," ...

Nayebis Carolina Figuera, a 34-year-old from Venezuela who fled to neighbouring Brazil Despite some spontaneous returns of Venezuelan nationals to their country of origin, the outflow of Venezuelan ...

Venezuela’s economy ... where the capacity to absorb refugees is nearly exhausted. If the crisis is not resolved soon and oil revenues decline, the number of migrants could reach 5.3 million ...

In Peru, 23% of migrants and refugees in transit expressed ... s millions of caminantes will be easily overlooked. "Venezuela ...

They’d fled their devastated homeland and been granted protected status that allowed them to live and work in the U.S.. Now ...

The humanitarian crises in Venezuela have only worsened in the intervening period, and political persecution has escalated,” ...

Six Americans who had been detained in Venezuela are heading home to the US, President Donald Trump announced Friday, after ...

Hyperinflation, unemployment, food and medical supply shortages, and the resulting malnutrition crisis have sparked a dramatic increase in the number of people leaving Venezuela in desperation.

OPINION: Nicolás Maduro’s grip on Venezuela continues to be a crisis not only for his people ... and an exodus of nearly 8 million refugees, eclipsing crises in Syria and Ukraine.

The NGO Relations and Advocacy Section of the Department of Public Information held the briefing, “The Refugee Crisis: Rethinking and Strengthening Response” on 18 February 2016. The objective ...