New report finds Rohingya crisis deepening as UN appeal shrinks by 26 per cent

Australia is being urged to act urgently as shrinking international humanitarian support threatens essential protection and services for about 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, according to a new report.

Advancing Refugee Rights

In the Asia Pacific region with a growing network of over 200 active civil society organisations and individuals from 28 countries

What we do

Together, we work to advance the rights and inclusion of refugees and other people in need of protection in the Asia Pacific region—including refugees, asylum seekers, torture survivors and complainants, trafficked persons, IDPs, stateless persons, migrants in vulnerable situations, and returnees—so they may have equal and adequate access to assistance and protection, and to timely durable solutions

Empowering Refugee Women Resource Kit, UNSW Sydney

Information and Resource Sharing

APRRN Information on Afghanistan

Highlights of advocacy efforts undertaken by APRRN and partners over the past month, as well as upcoming activities and opportunities.

News Briefs (August 2026)

Our News Briefs bring you the latest highlights from the advocacy efforts of APRRN and our members, as well as keeping you informed on upcoming events and activities. We strive to provide regular updates on the network’s activities and developments in the refugee prote…

Latest Update

Up-to-date highlights of the work APRRN, members and partners are doing and what is happening in the region.

Joint Statement

Joint Statement: Malaysia must uphold international law and protect Rohingya from detention and returns to Myanmar

31 July 2026

Aprrn Statement

Public Statement on Rising Xenophobia and Hostility Towards Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia

12 June 2026

Current Affairs