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Anglican Communion calls for resistance to divisive narratives about refugees

For World Refugee Day 2026, the Anglican Communion has released a statement resisting divisive political narratives as global displacement nears 136 million.

16 June 2026

Bishop of Garissa visits Dadaab Refugee Settlements to encourage and equip Christian communities

The Rt Revd Dr Francis Omondi Otieno (Bishop of Garissa in the Anglican Church of Kenya) has encouraged displaced Christian communities in refugee complexes in Dadaab in North-Eastern Kenya within his Diocese of Garissa.

13 February 2026

Anglicans at the United Nations urge states to work with churches to help migrants

The Anglican Communion's Representative at the United Nations in Geneva, the Revd Glen Ruffle, has addressed the United Nations Human Rights Council, asking states to work with churches to protect migrants.

25 June 2025

Anglican theological educators from Central and South America consult on migration crisis

Theological educators from Anglican churches across Central and South America gather for a ground-breaking consultation on the migration crisis.

06 June 2022

Résumé des nouvelles hebdomadaires de l’Agence d’information de la Communion anglicane, le vendredi 9 novembre 2018

Résumé des nouvelles hebdomadaires de l’Agence d’information de la Communion anglicane, le vendredi 9 novembre 2018

09 November 2018

Resumen semanal de noticias del Servicio de Noticias de la Comunión Anglicana a viernes 9 de noviembre de 2018

Resumen semanal de noticias del Servicio de Noticias de la Comunión Anglicana a viernes 9 de noviembre de 2018

09 November 2018

Central American bishops appeal for Anglican Communion solidarity over migrant caravan

Bishops from three Anglican Provinces have called for “solidarity” as a caravan of migrants travels through Central America to the US.

02 November 2018

Christian groups decry US policy change on Salvadorans as Episcopalians offer support

200,000 Salvadorans who have legally established roots and families in the US could be deported after immigration protections end.

12 January 2018

"We should make human rights the key component of all migration and refugee policies"

“We should make human rights the key component of all migration and refugee policies:”  this was the central message of the fourth annual Conference of European Churches Summer School on Human Rights, which took place in Italy this week.

07 July 2017

Commemorating lives lost on the way to safety

Since 2000, more than 30 000 migrants and refugees have lost their lives on their way to Europe, often drowning at sea or suffocating in containers on trucks and ships.

13 June 2017