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ILA facilitates pro bono immigration services for at-risk artists fleeing persecution or censorship in their countries of origin.
ILA facilitates pro bono immigration services for at-risk artists fleeing persecution or censorship in their countries of origin.
ILA provides access to legal support for artists facing persecution, censorship, or urgent humanitarian crises in their countries of origin. Through our network of trusted partners and in collaboration with our sister organization, Artistic Freedom Initiative (AFI), we help connect artists with legal expertise adapted to their situation.
Legal pathways to safety vary depending on each individual case, including asylum procedures and other residency options across Europe and, where relevant, the United States.
Through these partnerships, artists may receive legal guidance in pursuing:
If you are an artist facing risk, persecution, or displacement, learn how ILA can support you and how to apply.

Afghan singer, Rubab player, and fashion designer Soraya Hossaini blends traditional Afghan music with rock, carrying the voice of Afghan women across every medium.

Indigenous visual artist from the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh, Tufan Chakma works across painting, illustration, and animation. His work explores Indigenous identity, cultural memory, land, and displacement—giving form to a history too often overlooked.

Georgian composer, producer, and sound designer Erekle Getsadze's work spans electronic music, theatre, and live performance. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree recognized in Georgia and internationally, he turned his art toward political expression as Georgia's tensions grew—using satire and electronic composition to comment on public life.

As censorship rises and artists are targeted for speaking truth to power, protecting creative voices has never been more urgent. Since 2024, ILA has supported over 100 artists at risk. Your contribution ensures artists can keep creating, sharing, and inspiring change—protecting both their voices and the right to artistic freedom worldwide.