The Catholic Church on Wednesday called on the Mexican government to speed up permits for the thousands of migrants stranded on Mexico's southern border, from where they are seeking to reach the United States.
Read MoreIllness is part of our human condition. Yet, it can become inhumane if an illness is experienced in isolation and abandonment, unaccompanied by care and compassion.
Read MoreOn 14 February 2023, the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the Dicastery for the Service of Integral Human Development (DSSUI) will present 'Our Common Home: A Guide to Caring for Our Planet'.
Read MoreThe Jesuit Province of Brazil has released its fourth Social and Environmental Justice Action Report for 2020 and 2021.
Read MoreThe earthquake that struck the area between Syria and Türkiye seems to have spared nothing and no one.
Read MoreAEFJN in collaboration with CIDSE, actors in Our Land is Our Life platform and other International networks are currently accompanying some Maasai indigenous peoples in Tanzania
Read MoreThe Jesuit Prison Ministry in Thailand has been given a piece of land in the Chiang Mai area. How might this help the prisoners? A transition house perhaps, a place to learn about organic farming? The encyclicalLaudato Si’ and the pandemic have opened new avenues. Let us hear about it from the initiator and director, Ms Vilaiwan Phokthavi, known as Kep.
Read MoreIt was a full week of rich sharing and learning for the Safety in Ministry. The participants, mostly safeguarding delegates, shared their experience in safeguarding work in their Jesuit provinces and regions.
Read MoreOn 6 February Syria and Türkiye were hit by two catastrophic earthquakes that have claimed the lives of thousands of people. In response to the rising death toll and devastation left behind, Jesuit Mission Australia has launched a Syria Earthquake Response Appealto provide immediate assistance to those people most affected living in Aleppo.
Read MoreForced displacement is rarely a temporary phenomenon. On the contrary, many people live in precarious situations for years, or even decades, after becoming displaced.
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