On the 75th anniversary of the Refugee Convention, the global civil society coalition calls on UN Member States, UN agencies, donors, humanitarian actors, and others to advance concrete actions to strengthen adherence to, and implementation of, the Convention and uphold its principles.

Following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela, Fr Edgar Magallanes S.J., Country Director of JRS Venezuela, explains how JRS and Jesuit partners are providing essential support to families affected by the crisis.

In this interview, Pie-Pacifique, member of the JRS Administrative Council, shares his reflections on what it means to feel safe and protected.

At the 62nd session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, JRS and other Catholic-inspired organisations convened an event to highlight the growing reality of climate-induced displacement and the urgent need for stronger protection.

On 2 July, JRS convened partners in mission, advocates, and humanitarian actors for a high-level discussion examining the mounting challenges facing refugee protection worldwide.

LMU and JRS will collaborate on leadership training and development for JRS leaders working in complex refugee and displacement contexts.

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela causing widespread destruction and leaving thousands in urgent need of assistance. As we continue to monitor the situation, our thoughts and prayers are with those affected.

We have gathered stories from the people we serve to show why refugee protection is essential to rebuilding lives.

We asked people across JRS projects around the world what makes them feel safe. In this article we shared some of their responses.