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JRS programmes are implemented through more than 50 country offices and a large network of partners, and annually benefit more than 500,000 people worldwide.
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Remembering the Yazidi Genocide in Sinjar (Duhok, 3 August 2018) Four years after the genocide of Yazidi people in the Sinjar/Shingal district of northern Iraq, hundreds of thousands of Yazidis are still displaced in camps in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. An estimated 100,000 fled to neighbouring countries and beyond in search of safety and a new beginning, while as many as 3,000 abducted Yazidis are still missing. Read More >>>
JRS MENA Statement, World Refugee Day (20 June 2018) The Refugee crisis continues to be the most serious issue across the world today. UNHCR has been consistently highlighting the growing number of children, women and men who are forcibly displaced everywhere. Since the outbreak of war in 2011, the Syrian conflict is regarded as the worst humanitarian crisis today, with the largest number of IDPs. Read More >>>
JRS response to Brussels Conference on Syria
Beirut, 26 April 2018- The Jesuit Refugee Service Middle East welcomes the commitments made at the Brussels Conference on Supporting Syria and the Region.
Middle East: Statement on the situation in Syria today
7 March 2018 – The situation in Syria, particularly in and around Damascus, remains critical. On 24 February the UN Security Council unanimously agreed to a 30-day ceasefire in Syria; however, there have been constant violations of the ceasefire.
Statement on the situation in Syria today The past weeks have been very difficult times for the people of Syria and particularly for those living in and around Damascus. This is widely regarded as the worst phase of violence since the outbreak of hostilities in March 2011. The constant bombings in areas populated with civilians have resulted in innumerable fatalities and injuries and all-round destruction particularly residences of civilians. The ‘normal’ lives of the people throughout Damascus is affected as never before. Read More >>>
WORLD DAY OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES 14 January 2018 “Welcoming, Protecting, Promoting and
Integrating Migrants and Refugees” Read More >>>
Accompanying Refugees in Amman Yousif from Sudan is one of thousands of refugees who lives in Amman, the capital of Jordan. Like so many forcibly displaced people, he fled his country for the apparent safety, security, and opportunities offered by a big city like Amman. Yousif is in the prime of his youth: he wants a better life and a better future; however, each day he is confronted with the realities and challenges of being a refugee in a foreign land. Read More >>>
Syria: JRS serves displaced in Aleppo Beirut, 19 December 2016 — The situation in Aleppo continues to be a
cause of great concern. The hostilities continue without ceasing. People
continue to flee eastern Aleppo in large numbers. Ground reports inform
us that internally displaced people — primarily women and children —
flee with nothing more than the clothes they are wearing and with only a
few essentials. Read More >>>
Message from Fr. Michael Zammit sj, the Regional Director of Jesuit Refugee Service (MENA) on the occasion of World Refugee Day On World Refugee Day Fr.Zammit emphasizes the need to walk with refugees Read More >>>
Dr JESUIT REFUGEE SERVICE ‘Doctor Honoris Causa’ was conferred on the Jesuit Refugee Service by the University of Saint Joseph Beirut Lebanon. JRS Regional Director, Fr. Michael Zammit received the doctorate on behalf of the JRS, at an impressive ceremony on June 17th, 2016 in Beirut. Read More >>>
Global: faith leaders urge Cameron and Obama to help Syrian refugees Rome, 22 April 2016 – President Obama is in the UK for talks with Prime Minister Cameron regarding the upcoming 23 June EU referendum to decide Britain's membership in the EU. They will also discuss the fight to oust the Islamic State. In this letter below, 28 faith based leaders including representatives from the Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim religions call the two leaders to consider Syria in these talks. Read More >>>
Syria: Fr Frans lives on as a beacon of hope (Beirut) April 7, 2016 — Jesuit Father Frans van der Lugt was killed in Homs, Syria, on April 7th 2014. Frans was a healer — he touched the broken spirits of a battered people; he did not care for himself, if someone was physically sick, he did all he could to make them well again. Fr Frans is a beacon of hope; not only for the people of Syria — for whom he gave up his life — but for people everywhere who yearn for a new dawn, a better tomorrow. Read More >>>
Iraq: the Jesuit Refugee Service in Iraqi Kurdistan, winter imperils displaced families Erbil, 11 November 2014 – The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) has established a project in Erbil, the capital of Iraq's Kuridstan region, to provide assistance to recently displaced people. Unprecedented numbers of families and individuals have been displaced across Iraq and Syria as the Islamic State has spread in recent months. Read More >>>
50 NGOs urge states at Berlin conference to protect civilians and refugees affected by the Syrian conflict Rome, 28 October 2014 – Prior to today's conference on the Syrian crisis, chaired by the German government and the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), a group of a group of 50 national and international NGOs urge governments and NGOs act now to address the suffering of Syrians. Above all, the group added, the international community and influential states must prioritise forging a negotiated political solution to end the conflict in Syria. Read More >>>
Syria: between fear of violence and the struggle to survive Beirut, 3 October 2014 – The humanitarian crisis in two of the three principle cities in Syria has deteriorated dramatically in the last two months, according to Jesuit Refugee Service teams on the ground. Read More >>>
Syria: daily heroism witnessed by Caritas Switzerland Rome, 19 June 2014 – Yesterday marked the 2014 Prix Caritas ceremony in Lucerne, Switzerland. Nawras Sammour SJ, the Jesuit Refugee Service Middle East North Africa Director, received the award on behalf of JRS Syria. Read More >>>
Jordan: we are all messengers of peace, says Pope Francis Amman, 16 June 2014 – Amid a crowd of twenty thousand, Pope Francis was welcomed to Amman, Jordan with cheering and festivities. Although his visit to the Holy Land was brief, his presence in the region was a morale boost to many in such times of turmoil and anxiety. Read More >>>
Syria: Jesuit Refugee Service mourns the death of Frans van der Lugt SJ Beirut, 8 April 2014 - The Jesuit Refugee Service in Syria has announced its closure for three days over the tragic loss of Fr Frans van der Lugt. The whole JRS family is deeply saddened and shocked by his sudden death on Monday morning. Read More >>>
Syria: people of Homs hungry to lead a normal life, says Dutch Jesuit Rome, 10 February 2014 – Three thousand Syrians trapped in the old city of Homs under a two-year siege and food blockade may finally receive relief after agreements were made on Thursday in the Geneva II talks between government and opposition forces. After two weeks, the negotiations seem to have borne some fruit: an agreement allowing for a "humanitarian pause" in Homs. Read More >>>
Pope Francis: protect humanity, the poorest, the weakest, the stranger Rome, 19 March 2013 – In his inauguration homily, Pope Francis called on those in positions of responsibility and all men and women of goodwill to be protectors of creation and humanity, and not allow "hatred, envy and pride" to taint their lives. Read More >>>
New Pope, son of a migrant, sign of hope and justice Rome, 14 March 2013 – The white smoke signifying the election of a new Pontiff finally arrived at 7pm last night from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, just 300 metres from the offices of the Jesuit Refugee Service. Approximately an hour later, the announcement of Cardinal Bergoglio of Argentina as Pope Francis was made public. Read More >>>
Turkey: refugees from Afghanistan face winter crisis Ankara,19 November 2012 – Refugees from Afghanistan are facing a harsh winter in Turkey this year. According to information provided to JRS, more than 8,900 Afghans have arrived in the country since 31 May, mainly arriving in through Iran. It is believed that most are fleeing the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan, but some may have been residing in Iran for some time. Read More >>>
News archive
luglio, 2012
Jordan: offering education in an emergency Amman, 4 July 2012 – With the increasing number of Syrians arriving into Jordan fleeing the deterioration in security back home, the Jesuit Refugee Service has expanded its latest project, offering emergency education to child and adolescent arrivals. Read More >>>
International: G20 summit, an opportunity for world leaders to put refugee hospitality at the heart of globalisation World Refugee Day press release
Rome, 18 June 2012 – Over the next two days, the leaders of the G20 nations will make difficult decisions regarding the stability of the global economy. In conmemoration of World Refugee Day, 20 June, the Jesuit Refugee Service urges world leaders to place social cohesion at the core of their decision-making process, and not lose sight of the needs of more than 45 million forcibly-displaced migrants worldwide. Read More >>>
giugno, 2012
UNHCR: refugees need opportunities for higher education (Denver) June 9, 2012 — The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees regional representative for the United States and Caribbean praised efforts so far but told attendees at the first international Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins Think Tank conducted at Regis University earlier this year that “we need to be better” when it comes to the refugee situation. Read More >>>
marzo, 2012
International: JRS defines global approach to urban refugees Bangkok, 30 March 2012 – To Berlin, Bogotá, Bangkok – UN statistics show that most refugees around the world are going to cities. But do they all face similar obstacles in their new host cities? Are there common approaches JRS can take to serve refugees living in urban areas? At a global consultation meeting held in Bangkok between 19 and 23 March, JRS staff from more than 25 countries gave a qualified yes to these questions. Read More >>>
marzo, 2012
International Women’s Day: five wishes of women in the Middle East Amman, 13 March 2012 – Welcomed as guests but not allowed to work legally, Iraqi urban refugees in Syria and Jordan dream of stability themselves and their families. Though their children receive an education, many unemployed parents wait up to eight years to be resettled. Five Iraqi women sat down with JRS Middle East to share their hopes for an unknown future. Read More >>>
marzo, 2012
USA: Expanding higher education at the margins Denver, 7 March 2012 – The International Director of Jesuit Refugee Service, Peter Balleis SJ, was one of several presenters offering initial remarks at the opening of the first international Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins (JC:HEM) conference at Regis University in Denver, Colorado. Read More >>>
febbraio, 2012
International: workshop produces new communications plan Rome, 28 February 2012 – A JRS workshop last week produced a new two-year plan to promote attention on refugee issues. The 2012-2014 communications plan is firmly rooted in the Strategic Framework, a document released in January outlining JRS values and strategies with a particular focus on the needs of refugees on the margins, quality education, interfaith dialogue and organisational unity. Read More >>>
gennaio, 2012
International: JRS publishes Strategic Framework 2012-2015 Rome, 25 January 2012 – After extensive consultation throughout last year, today the Jesuit Refugee Service published its Strategic Framework for 2012-2015, outlining broad goals, values, strategies and expected outcomes for the next four years. The 24-page booklet seeks to provide an inspirational framework and set overarching strategies for all ten JRS regions to meet the challenges of working with refugees on the edges of humanity. Read More >>>
50 ONG à la Conférence de Berlin pressent les états à protéger les civils et les réfugiés affectés par le conflit syrien Rome, 28 octobre 2014 – Avant la conférence d'aujourd'hui sur la crise syrienne, présidée par le gouvernement allemand et l'organisation des Nations Unies pour les Réfugiés (UNHCR), plusieurs ONG d'un groupe de 50 ONG nationales et internationales pressent les gouvernements et les ONG à agir immédiatement pour combattre les souffrances des Syriens. Avant tout, a ajouté le groupe, la communauté internationale et les états influents doivent donner la priorité à l'élaboration d'une solution politique négociée pour que finisse le conflit en Syrie. Lire la suite >>>
Syrie: Le Service Jésuite des Réfugiés pleure la mort du père Frans van der Lugt SJ Beyrouth, le 8 avril 2014 – Le Service Jésuite des Réfugiés de Syrie a annoncé qu'il serait fermé pendant trois jours suite à la mort tragique du père Frans van der Lugt. Toute la famille du JRS est très attristée et choquée par cette mort subite qui a eu lieu ce lundi matin. Lire la suite >>>
International: Le Sommet du G20 est une formidable opportunité pour les leaders mondiaux de mettre l'hospitalité envers les réfugiés au coeur de la mondialisation
Communiqué de presse, Journée Mondiale des Réfugiés
Rome, le 18 juin 2012 – Au cours des deux prochains jours, les leaders des nations du G20 auront à prendre des décisions difficiles au sujet de la stabilité de l'économie mondiale. A l'occasion de la Journée Mondiale des Réfugiés, le Service Jésuite des Réfugiés prie les leaders du monde de mettre la cohésion sociale au cœur du processus de prise de décision, et de ne pas perdre de vue les besoins des quelque 45 millions de migrants déplacés de force à travers le monde. Lire la suite >>>
International: Le JRS définit une approche globale des réfugiés urbains Bangkok, le 30 mars 2012 – Pour Berlin, Bogota, New-York – Les statistiques des Nations Unies montrent que la plupart des réfugiés du monde vont vers les villes. Sont-ils confrontés aux mêmes obstacles dans leurs nouvelles villes d'accueil? Le JRS peut-il mettre sur pied des approches communes pour le service des réfugiés en zone urbaine? Au cours d'une rencontre globale qui s'est tenue à Bangkok du 19 au 23 mars, les personnels du JRS présent dans 25 pays ont répondu un oui autorisé à toutes ces questions. Lire la suite >>>
Journée Internationale des Femmes: Cinq souhaits de femmes vivant au Moyen Orient Amman, le 13 mars 2012 – Accueillies comme hôtes mais sans pouvoir travailler de manière légale, les réfugiés urbains iraqiens vivant en Syrie et en Jordanie rêvent de stabilité pour eux et pour leurs familles. Même si leurs enfants sont scolarisés, de nombreux parents sans emploi attendent parfois huit ans avant d'être réinstallés. Cinq femmes iraqiennes ont partagé avec le JRS Moyen Orient leurs espoirs face à un avenir marqué du sceau de l'inconnu. Lire la suite >>>
Etats-Unis: Etendre l'Education Supérieure aux personnes vivant dans les marges Denver, le 7 mars 2012 – Peter Balleis SJ, le Directeur International du JRS, a fait partie des intervenants qui ont pris la parole au cours de l'ouverture de la conférence organisée par International Jesuits Commons à l'Université Régis de Denver, Colorado, autour du thème: L'éducation Supérieure pour les personnes vivant dans les marges (JC:HEM). Lire la suite >>>
International: Un nouveau plan de communications est né d'un atelier Rome, le 28 février 2012 – La semaine dernière, un atelier du JRS a produit un nouveau plan de deux ans pour la promotion des questions relatives aux réfugiés. Le plan de communication pour les années 2012 à 2014 est profondément enraciné dans le Cadre Stratégique, un document publié en janvier qui souligne les valeurs et les stratégies, avec une attention particulière aux besoins des réfugiés vivant dans les marges, l'éducation de qualité, le dialogue interreligieux et l'unité organisationnelle. Lire la suite >>>
International: Le JRS publie son Cadre Stratégique pour les années 2012-2015 Rome, le 25 janvier 2012 – Suite à une consultation extensive qui a eu lieu tout au long de l’année dernière, le Service Jésuite des Réfugiés publie son Cadre Stratégique pour les années 2012 à 2015, dans lequel il met en lumière les objectifs, valeurs, stratégies et les résultats attendus pour les quatre années à venir. Ce livret de 24 pages entend proposer un cadre inspirant et mettre en place des stratégies pour permettre aux dix régions de relever les défis inhérents au travail auprès des réfugiés vivant aux marges de l’humanité. Lire la suite >>>
50 ONG instan a los estados presentes en la conferencia de Berlín que protejan a los civiles y refugiados afectados por el conflicto sirio Roma, 28 de octubre de 2014 - Antes de la conferencia de hoy sobre la crisis siria, presidida por el gobierno alemán y la agencia de la ONU para los refugiados (ACNUR), un grupo de 50 ONG nacionales e internacionales han pedido a los gobiernos y a las ONG que actúen ya para responder al sufrimiento de los sirios. Sobre todo, el grupo añadió que la prioridad de la comunidad internacional y de los Estados influyentes debe ser fraguar una solución política negociada que ponga fin al conflicto en Siria. Leer más >>>
Siria: el JRS lamenta profundamente la muerte del p. Frans van der Lugt SJ Beirut, 8 de abril de 2014 - El Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados en Siria ha anunciado el cese de sus actividades durante tres días por la trágica pérdida del P. Frans van der Lugt. Toda la familia del JRS está profundamente triste y conmocionada por su repentina muerte este lunes por la mañana. Leer más >>>
Internacional: Cumbre del G20, una oportunidad para que los líderes del mundo pongan la hospitalidad hacia los refugiados en el corazón de la globalización
Nota de prensa, Día Mundial del Refugiado
Roma, 18 de junio de 2012 – En los próximos dos días, los líderes de las naciones del G20 deberán tomar decisiones difíciles con respecto a la estabilidad de la economía global. Con motivo del Día Mundial del Refugiado, el 20 de junio, el Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados pide a los líderes mundiales que pongan la cohesión social en el corazón de sus procesos de decisión, y que no pierdan de vista las necesidades de más de 45 millones de inmigrantes desplazados forzosamente en todo el mundo. Leer más >>>
Internacional: el JRS define un enfoque global hacia los refugiados urbanos Bangkok, 30 de marzo de 2012 – Berlín, Bogotá, Bangkok... las estadísticas de la ONU muestran que la mayoría de los refugiados en todo el mundo van a las ciudades. Pero ¿se encuentran todos con los mismos problemas en sus nuevas ciudades de acogida? ¿Hay enfoques comunes que el JRS pueda aplicar para atender a los refugiados que viven en las áreas urbanas? Del 19 al 23 de marzo, en un encuentro de consulta global celebrado en Bangkok, trabajadores del JRS de más de 25 países dieron un cualificado sí a estas preguntas. Leer más >>>
Día Internacional de la Mujer: cinco deseos de mujeres en Oriente Medio Ammán, 13 de marzo de 2012 – Bienvenidos como invitados, pero sin permiso para trabajar legalmente, los refugiados urbanos iraquíes en Siria y Jordania sueñan con la estabilidad para ellos y para sus familias. Si bien sus hijos reciben educación, sus padres, desempleados, esperan hasta ocho años para ser reasentados. Cinco mujeres iraquíes se sentaron con el JRS Oriente Medio para compartir sus esperanzas ante un futuro incierto. Leer más >>>
EE.UU.: Llevando la educación superior a los márgenes Denver, 7 de marzo de 2012 – El director internacional del Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados, Peter Balleis SJ, fue uno de los ponentes en la apertura de la primera conferencia de Jesuit Commons: Educación Superior en los Márgenes (JC:HEM) en la Regis University en Denver, Colorado. Leer más >>>
Internacional: un taller elabora un nuevo plan de comunicación Roma, 28 de febrero de 2012 – El taller realizado por el JRS la pasada semana elaboró un nuevo plan de dos años para promover la atención sobre los temas relacionados con los refugiados. El plan de comunicaciones 2012-2014 está fuertemente arraigado en el Plan Estratégico de Trabajo, un documento ya presentado en enero en el que se subrayaban los valores y las estrategias del JRS con un particular enfoque en las necesidades de los refugiados en los márgenes, la educación de calidad, el diálogo interconfesional y la unidad de la organización. Leer más >>>
Internacional: el JRS publica su Marco Estratégico para 2012-2015 Roma, 25 de enero de 2012 – Tras una exhaustiva consulta a lo largo del pasado año, hoy, el Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados (JRS) ha publicado su Marco Estratégico para 2012-2015, subrayando los objetivos principales, valores, estrategias y resultados esperados para los próximos cuatro años. Esta publicación de 24 páginas, que quiere servir de marco de trabajo motivador, establece las estrategias que guiarán a las diez regiones del JRS en su respuesta a los desafíos de trabajar con los refugiados en los márgenes de la humanidad. Leer más >>>
50 ONG alla conferenza di Berlino chiedono agli stati di proteggere i civili e i rifugiati colpiti dal conflitto siriano Roma, 28 ottobre 2014 – Prima della conferenza di oggi sulla crisi siriana, presieduta dal Governo tedesco e dall'Alto Commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i Rifugiati (UNHCR), un gruppo di 50 ONG nazionali e internazionali chiede ai governi e alle ONG di agire con urgenza per mettere fine alle sofferenza dei siriani. In modo particolare, afferma il gruppo, la comunità internazionale e gli Stati più influenti devono dare priorità alla ricerca di una soluzione politica negoziale per terminare il conflitto in Siria. Segue >>>
Siria: il JRS in lutto per la morte p. Frans van der Lugt, SJ Beirut, 8 aprile 2014 – Il Servizio dei Gesuiti per i Rifugiati ha reso nota l'intenzione di chiudere i propri uffici per tre giorni in seguito alla morte di p. Frans van der Lugt. L'intera famiglia del JRS è profondamente addolorata e sconvolta per l'improvviso decesso avvenuto nella prima mattinata del lunedi. Segue >>>
Internazionale: G20, un'occasione perché i leader mondiali facciano dell'ospitalità ai rifugiati il punto focale del processo di globalizzazione
Comunicato stampa, Giornata Mondiale del Rifugiato
Roma, 18 giugno 2012 – Nei prossimi due giorni, i leader delle nazioni del G20 si troveranno a prendere decisioni di grande importanza riguardo alla stabilità dell'economia globale; e in occasione della Giornata Mondiale del Rifugiato, che si celebra il 20 giugno, il Servizio dei Gesuiti per i Rifugiati sollecita i leader mondiali a porre la questione della coesione sociale al centro dei loro processi decisionali, senza mai perdere di vista le necessità di oltre 45 milioni di sfollati con la forza costretti nel mondo alla migrazione. Segue >>>
Internazionale: Il JRS definisce un approccio globale ai rifugiati urbani Bangkok, 30 marzo 2012 – Berlino, Bogotà e Bangkok – le statistiche delle NU mostrano che in tutto il mondo la maggior parte dei rifugiati si dirigono alla volta delle città. Tuttavia, si scontrano con ostacoli similari nelle nuove città che li ospitano? È possibile identificare approcci comuni che il JRS possa adottare per servire i rifugiati che risiedono nelle aree urbane? In occasione di un incontro di consultazione globale tenuto a Bangkok tra il 19 e il 23 marzo, membri del personale del JRS provenienti da più di 25 paesi hanno risposto con competenza "sì" a questi interrogativi. Segue >>>
Medio Oriente: cinque desideri per la Giornata Internazionale della Donna Amman, 13 marzo 2012 – Accolti come ospiti ma senza poter lavorare legalmente, i rifugiati urbani iracheni in Siria e Giordania sognano la stabilità per se stessi e le loro famiglie. Nonostante i figli ricevano un'istruzione, molti genitori disoccupati aspettano anche otto anni prima di essere reinsediati. Cinque rifugiate irachene hanno incontrato il JRS Medio Oriente e condiviso le loro speranze per un futuro ignoto. Segue >>>
Stati Uniti: estendere l'istruzione superiore ai margini Denver, 7 marzo 2012 – Il direttore internazionale del Servizio dei Gesuiti per i Rifugiati, Peter Balleis SJ, è stato uno dei numerosi relatori che hanno preso la parola in occasione dell'apertura del primo convegno dell'International Jesuit Commons sul tema istruzione superiore ai margini (JC:HEM), che si è tenuto presso la Regis University a Denver, nel Colorado. Segue >>>
Internazionale: da un workshop del JRS nasce nuovo piano per le comunicazioni Roma, 28 febbraio 2012 – Da un workshop organizzato la scorsa settimana dal JRS è nato un nuovo piano biennale inteso a sensibilizzare la pubblica opinione sulle problematiche dei rifugiati. Il piano per le comunicazioni 2012-2014 è saldamente radicato nel Quadro strategico dello scorso gennaio in cui si delineano i valori e le strategie del JRS con particolare attenzione alle necessità dei rifugiati in situazioni di marginalizzazione, a un'istruzione di qualità, al dialogo tra le diverse fedi religiose, e all'unità organizzativa. Segue >>>
Internazionale: il JRS pubblica il Quadro Strategico 2012-2015 Roma, 25 gennaio 2012 – Dopo una ampia consultazione condotta durante lo scorso anno, oggi il Servizio dei Gesuiti per i Rifugiati ha pubblicato il suo Quadro Strategico per il 2012-2015, che delinea macro obiettivi, valori, strategie e risultati attesi per i prossimi quattro anni. L'opuscolo di 24 pagine cerca di offrire un quadro di ispirazione e strategie onnicomprensive per le dieci regioni del JRS, per affrontare le sfide del lavoro con i rifugiati che vivono ai confini dell'umanità. Segue >>>