JRS joins other faith-based organisations in calling for greater support from the international community to mitigate the enormity of the suffering of the Sudanese people.
One year after the escalation of the conflict, Sudan is the biggest displacement crisis in the world.
The Jesuits condemn the death and destruction that continue to reign in Gaza and other territories in Israel/Palestine, spilling over into the surrounding countries of the Middle East, and continue to call for an immediate ceasefire.
The people we accompany, who are not resigned to their fate, are bearers of an indefectible hope that propels us along the path to the Resurrection.
In the heart of Nowy Sacz, Olena, a Ukrainian refugee in Poland has opened her own café, which represents a warm new home for her and the whole community.
As Syria enters its 13th year of crisis, the humanitarian situation in the country is becoming every day more dire. The ongoing conflict has resulted in over 5 million refugees and more than 6 million IDPs.
JRS presented the NGO statement on Europe at the UNHCR 89th Standing Committee on behalf of a wide range of NGOs calling for full respect of the fundamental rights of refugees and stateless persons.
JRS and the Islamic Religious Community of Italy stand in solidarity with the victims of violence and join their pleas for peace and respect for the humanity we share.
On International Women’s Day, JRS celebrates the efforts of activists like Angie Torres and her commitment to building more inclusive and equitable societies.
