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Global partners share how their faith shapes their advocacy for migrant justice

Presbyterian Life & Witness staff advocated for migrants' rights during the United Nations' International Migration Review Forum.

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Rey Asis of Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants leads an official side-event during the United Nations' IMRF. (Photos by Kristen Gaydos)

June 3, 2026

Kristen Gaydos

Presbyterian News Service

In May 2026, a transnational delegation of migrant-led and immigration advocacy leaders that included Global Ecumenical Liaisons, their colleagues from Presbyterian Life & Witness, and global partners gathered in New York for the United Nations’ International Migration Review Forum 2026.

Throughout their week in New York, the delegation attended formal meetings at the United Nations and participated in side events hosted by non-governmental organizations. They also took time to share how their faith guides them in their work for migrant justice.

Watch to learn how global partners' faith shapes their work for migrant justice

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