Switzerland
Refugee resettlement and advocacy in Switzerland have roots dating back to World War II, when the country provided asylum to those fleeing Nazi persecution. More recently, Switzerland has opened their doors wide for people fleeing the war in Ukraine, granting temporary protection to refugees without them having to go through a lengthy asylum procedure. The Community Programs team in Switzerland is actively engaged with local nonprofit organizations, serving in the community, and developing opportunities for collecting and sharing refugee stories.
FY 2017-2021 data source: State Secretariat for Migration Overview (Staatssejretaruat für Migration SEM)
FY 2022 data source: State Secretariat for Migration SEM
FY 2022 data source: State Secretariat for Migration SEM


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