The 75th anniversary of the Geneva Refugee Convention coincides with alarming statistics indicating a decline in refugee protection. Germany has intensified deportations to Afghanistan, while the EU has implemented complex asylum restrictions, complicating access to protection for newcomers. The U.S. has adopted similar practices, deporting refugees to impoverished nations. Financial support for the UNHCR has also diminished, with contributions from the U.S. and Germany significantly reduced. These developments suggest a systematic undermining of asylum rights and a pressing need for judicial accountability in refugee protection.