Take a moment to learn more about the children of our Border Project on a special day to commemorate child victims around the world.

The first immigration case that I worked on in law school was a gender-based asylum case. My client was the strongest person that I had ever met.

The cost of a bullet is less than a dollar. Our client Lina overheard these chilling words spoken about her in the days before she was forced into marriage.

A severe backlog of immigration cases, combined with a shortage of judges, is delaying justice for Tahirih clients.

Honoring Our Heartbeats: A Tour to End Forced Marriage in the U.S. culminated in Washington, DC after seven months of catalyzing conversations about the hidden, yet serious problem of forced marriage in the United States.

Tahirih Justice Center creates individualized escape plans for girls like Naila in forced marriage situations in the U.S.

We are thrilled to introduce the first and only U.S.-based website of its kind, www.preventforcedmarriage.org.