Migration to Asia Peace (MAP) is a nonprofit civil organization that supports refugees who have fled persecution, war, violence, and human rights violations to restore their dignity and lives. We pave the way for peace so that such forced migration leads not to further conflict and discrimination, but to safety and solidarity.
Programs
We support refugees in adapting to their local communities by fostering connections and mutual learning among refugees, local governments, and civil society, helping them avoid marginalization where they live and work.
We raise awareness among Asians about refugee displacement caused by conflict or oppression and the rights of refugee communities, supporting refugee communities that cultivate peace for future generations.
To align views on migrants and refugees with the principles and standards of universal human rights, we cultivate values and wisdom for peacefully resolving potential conflicts between unfamiliar neighbors. We foster mutual understanding between refugee and host communities.
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MAP relies on voluntary donations from citizens for most of its work. You can support MAP with a monthly or one-time donation.
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The Busan Labor Rights Center has published the "Guidebook on Responding to Industrial Accidents for Migrant W…
Migration to Asia Peace (MAP), as a member organization of the Refugee Rights Network and the Network Respondi…
Migration to Asia Peace (MAP) is recruiting families for the 8th term of the "Good Samaritan Refugee Child Sup…
The MAP Refugee News website has been renewed. Videos in Korean and English show how to use the new website.
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