A core mandate of InterAction is to provide a collective voice to advance international awareness and protection of the more than 42 million forcibly displaced people worldwide. Our member organizations work together to influence global dialogue, programming and policies related to protection; strengthen internal capacity of member organizations to identify and respond to protection challenges; and expand partnerships with the UN, the U.S. government and nongovernmental organizations.
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InterAction's statement on House Resolution 711 calling on the government of Sri Lanka to address the humanitarian needs of internally displaced Tamils currently living in government-run camps.
Statement from InterAction President & CEO Samuel A. Worthington on the passing of Kenneth Bacon.
