I believe that U.S. leadership, in whatever shape or form it comes, is key and can make a difference, yes.
Security risks often flow with an influx of refugees.
the effort to maintain funding must continue--as the voices of the world's most vulnerable populations must be heard.
I only hope that in any negotiations on the humanitarian assistance budget, Members of Congress avoid splitting the diff...
the massive cuts proposed in President Trump's FY 2018 budget, particularly regarding support for international organiza...
To have this happen by accident for 16 months in a row is less than 1 out of 1 trillion times 1 trillion. In other words...
Our current executive branch, the Trump administration, has cut all funding to UNFPA, drastically reducing the assistanc...
My view, and the view of UNICEF, is that we have to address not just the symptoms, but the causes.
Particularly in the refugee camps, it seems like we could somehow provide more security to diminish this.
Is it essential, as this UNICEF report points out, that we aggressively, as an international community, take on what is ...
I am hopeful that the President of the United States and other leaders of the United States Government will weigh in...
I appreciate the opportunity to join this panel and hope that my testimony helps bring more attention to the increasingl...
should we be asking our President to weigh in directly with the King of Saudi Arabia to get access for aid into Yemen?
Why would we not raise that with an ally?
I think that we need to look at these through other matters as well.
I think continued efforts on understanding these conflicts and what is going on...
During the continuing resolution, the funding, we worked in a bipartisan way to provide about $900 million more to adjus...
Was that a diplomatic way of saying that we could use better partnership from those two nations?
