They Are (Still) Refugees: People Continue to Flee Violence in Latin American Countries - Center for American Progress
Should refugees claim asylum upon arrival in their first 'safe' country? - Free Movement
Asylum seekers with strong cases were sent back, human rights report says - Los Angeles Times
Not just Central Americans: Mexicans also gather in Tijuana to seek asylum
The truth behind claims refugees have to stay in the first 'safe' country they visit - Kent Live
Right of asylum - Wikipedia
UNHCR - UK Migration and Economic Development Partnership with Rwanda
Article 31 of the Refugee Convention - House of Commons Library
How can the UK be the 'first safe country' in which to claim asylum? | Corinna Ferguson | The Guardian
Safe countries – Robina Qureshi
How some European countries are tightening their refugee policies | CNN
Rwanda 'not a safe third country' for asylum seekers, UN tells court | The Independent
U.K. plan to fly asylum-seekers to Rwanda draws outrage : NPR
Are refugees obliged to claim asylum in the first safe country they reach? - Free Movement
Choose Love - Just a reminder for the UK's press and politicians who so often seem to forget these four simple truths. #chooselove #refugeeswelcome | Facebook
Supreme Court Says Trump Can Bar Asylum Seekers While Legal Fight Continues - The New York Times
Trump's New Asylum Rule Violates Law According to Attorneys | Time
The U.S. and Guatemala Reached an Asylum Deal: Here's What It Means - The New York Times
Human Rights First no Twitter: "🚨 FACT CHECK 🚨 U.S. law guarantees asylum seekers the right to request protection. Seeking asylum—even with a "caravan" of others—is completely LEGAL. Asylum seekers are not
Can 'Safe Third Country' Agreements Resolve the Asylum Crisis? | Council on Foreign Relations
Frontiers | Toward a Gender-Sensitive Securitization of the Common European Asylum System
Are refugees obliged to claim asylum in the first safe country they reach? - Free Movement
The Refugee Crisis | Understand Refugee Facts | Care4Calais
Canada court rules US 'not safe' for asylum seekers - BBC News
