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Migration

26 April 2010
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Migration

Uighurs failed by Cambodia’s sham refugee law

In June last year a solitary Uighur from Xinjiang Province in China arrived in Phnom Penh seeking asylum. He registered his claim with the Cambodian...read more

26 April 2010
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Migration

A Cluster of Events on the Convention of Cluster Munitions and Mine Ban Treaty

16th February 2010 was another mile-stone to celebrate achievement. It is indeed good news of great joy! Sr Denise, Country Director of JRS Cambodia excitedly...read more

26 April 2010
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Migration

Aussie volunteers for JRS in Cambodia

Lian, recently replaced lawyer Taya Hunt as JRS Australia's representative in Phnom Penh, where she will work with the increasing numbers of asylum seekers arriving...read more

05 March 2010
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Migration

Jesuit calls for global refugee review

Former Jesuit Refugee Services International Director Fr Mark Raper has argued that all states share a responsibility to vulnerable people who cannot live decently in...read more

20 October 2009
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Migration

JRS Thailand moving to Xavier Hall

After discussions with Fr Bernard Arputhasamy, JRS Regional Director, and Mr. Aden Raj, Thailand Country Director, Fr Paul Pollock, Superior of Thailand Region, is happy...read more

05 September 2009
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Migration

JRS-AP Regional Meeting

Jesuit Refugee Service-Asia Pacific will hold its Regional Meeting on 26 – 30 October 2009 in Hua Hin, Thailand. Topics may include Strategic Plans of...read more

08 July 2009
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Migration

The forgotten refugees

Fr Adrianus Suyadi, Country Director, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Indonesia, writes on the IDP's and refugees in Indonesia and the government's policy and behavior towards...read more

08 July 2009
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Migration

JRS-Timor Leste: Government Strategy for Return and Reintegration of IDPs

Walking around Dili city, one can no longer see the IDP camps. But for those who lost their homes during the crises of 2006 and...read more

12 May 2009
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Migration

Holy Week in Mae Hong Son Refugee Camp

It was indeed a privilege to share this rare and intimate moment with the refugees in the camp. They alone know and yet do not...read more

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