March, 2023

Some 19 students and teachers from Sophia University in Tokyo visited Xavier Learning Community (XLC) in Chiang Rai to learn about the situation of ethnic minorities in Thailand.

With funding from the European Climate Foundation, JESC is developing a potential campaign for the establishment of a permanent Representation of Future Generations (FGR) in the EU institutional framework.

“Let’s be friends, together with refugees.” This motto of the Arrupe Refugee Centre in Kamakura, Japan encapsulates the vibe and spirit of the Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (JCAP) Migrants and Refugees Network’s meeting in Kibe Hall, Sophia University, Tokyo from 6 to 9 March.

In this document you can find essential orientations in management and organizational development that allow us to understand the last years of Fe y Alegría’s work.

The networks and organisations of the Society of Jesus and the Red Clamor call on the international community to address the realities of the 7 Million Venezuelan refugees and forcibly displaced people.

The jury's request for nullity was rejected by panel 4 of the TRF1 and confirmed the sentence that found guilty one of the murderers of the Jesuit missionary Vicente Cañas.

After almost three years of virtual meetings, the Social Delegates of the various Provinces of the Society of Jesus in Latin America and the Caribbean held their Assembly on 3 and 4 March at the Holy Martyrs Retreat House in Asunción, Paraguay.

More than 3,000 people have taken part in a signature campaign, demanding justice for late Jesuit Father Stan Swamy and others accused in a sedition case filed by India's pro-Hindu federal government.

Last December, seven migrants who had been in administrative irregularity were able to start working in entities of the Social Sector of the Society of Jesus in Catalonia.

Tony O’Riordan SJ has been on the airwaves again giving an update from Syria, one month on (March 6 2023) from the earthquake that devastated parts.