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Dec 11, 2021

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Meet our newest team members!

We are thrilled to welcome ACT Alliance as an offi

We are thrilled to welcome ACT Alliance as an official member of the Women in Migration Network!

After years of collaboration as an observer, this is a moment we have been looking forward to. ACT Alliance is a global faith-based coalition operating in 120+ countries, working on humanitarian aid, migration and displacement, gender justice, and peace, values that are deeply aligned with our own.

Having them as a full member strengthens our network and our collective ability to advocate for women on the move. Welcome, @actalliance!

Find out who our members are: https://womeninmigration.org/org-members-and-observer-orgs/

WIMN at IMRF 2026 Last week, we joined feminist

WIMN at IMRF 2026

Last week, we joined feminist advocates, migrant leaders, civil society partners, UN agencies, and member states to push for gender-responsive migration governance grounded in rights, dignity, and justice. The endorsement of our Feminist Manifesto by 140+ organizations, the launch of the Spotlight Report on Global Migration, the Women’s Caucus, and participation in IMRF roundtables all contributed to a powerful and urgent collective push for migrant rights and gender justice.

At a time of growing backlash against migrant rights and gender justice, we remain committed to building collective solidarity and advancing rights-based migration governance for all people on the move.

Thank you to everyone who organized, spoke, mobilized, and stood with us throughout IMRF 2026. The work continues.

#IMRF2026 #MigrantRights #GenderJustice #rightsdignityjustice

“Protection that is selective is not protection:

“Protection that is selective is not protection: it is exclusion.”

Irem Arf, serving as Civil Society Rapporteur at the IMRF, called for migration governance grounded in human rights, labor protections, and meaningful inclusion. Speaking on behalf of trade unions, migrant-led organizations, youth groups, academics, and diaspora communities, she stressed that all migrants, regardless of status, deserve equal protection, decent work, and access to justice. She also urged governments to move away from exploitative migration systems and toward rights-based, cooperative solutions that address the root causes of displacement, including conflict, inequality, and climate change.

#imrf2026 #RightsDignityRespect

Photo credits for 2023 International Women’s Day Rally: Tequila Minsky and @Women Power Unions.

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