Social Justice
The suffering of the Church in Cambodia
In a recent interview, Fr Enrique (Kike) Figaredo Alvargonzález SJ, Apostolic Prefect of Battambang, spoke of the suffering of the Church in Cambodia under the...read more
Timor Leste immersion
Students and teachers from Jesuit and Partner Schools across Australia took part in a Timor Leste Immersion over the school holidays in July. A group...read more
Beginning with gratitude
The environment was the focus of the third event in the “Reflections on a Just Society” series organised by Jesuit Social Services to mark its...read more
Breaking ground
The Jesuits in Timor Leste marked a major milestone on July 14 when they broke ground for the educational institute they are building in Kasait,...read more
Snapshot of mine affected countries
JRS Cambodia has made available in its website a document containing the results of its research on victim assistance in 34 countries with significant numbers...read more
Cambodia election surprise
The one surprising feature of the recent municipal elections in Cambodia was the modest success of the Human Rights Party. The party had 800 councillors...read more
From isolation to communion
Casa Ricci Social Services has been serving leprosy and HIV-AIDS infected`and affected people in mainland China for decade. We work with individuals and communities to...read more
Where the Church can serve in Myanmar
Myanmar is at a crossroads; an exciting point in its history as a nation. One of the poorest, most ethnically diverse and conflict-prone societies in...read more
Chut Wutty’s light
Once in a while, someone comes along and flashes a light on things that make others uncomfortable. May we never exchange light for darkness. Death...read more