The Open Society Justice Initiative, part of the Open Society Foundations, uses strategic litigation, advocacy, and legal empowerment to advance human rights and defend and promote the rule of law. In this work, we collaborate with a community of dedicated human rights advocates across the globe to pursue accountability for international crimes, support criminal justice reforms, strengthen human rights institutions, combat discrimination and statelessness, challenge abuses related to national security and counterterrorism, defend civic space, foster freedom of information and expression, confront corruption, and promote economic justice. The Refugee Solidarity Network, a New Yorkbased nonprofit organization, protects the rights of people uprooted from their homes and strengthens the communities where they seek safety. RSN employs a partnership model with advocates and local stakeholders in the Global South, to develop national capacities and advance legal frameworks as a means to refugee protection. RSN has contributed to projects involving the provision of legal assistance, information dissemination, training, and strategic litigation for refugees in Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece, and Bangladesh, and engages in research and advocacy on a regional and global level. 50 UND OING PRECARIT Y: ELE VATING P OSITIVE PR ACTICES FOR REFU GEE PROTECTION IN SO U TH AND SO U THE AST ASIA