In Siem Reap, Sr Denise Coghlan, JRS country director, supports landmine survivors with livelihood projects and advocates internationally for countries around the world to sign the treaty to ban landmines. JRS was one organisation honored in 1997 when the International Campaign to Ban Landmines was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.



Asia Pacific
Fr. Bambang A. Sipayung SJ
apdirector@jrs.or.th
+66 2 640 9590
http://www.jrsap.org

JRS Asia Pacific is one of 10 geographic regions of the Jesuit Refugee Service. JRS offers a human and pastoral service to refugees and the communities who host them through a wide range of rehabilitation and relief activities. Services – including programmes of pastoral care, education for children and adults, social services and counselling, and healthcare - are tailored to meet local needs according to available resources. The regional office serves refugees and other displaced persons in Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Thailand and Timor Leste.

Cambodia: Landmine victims pay respect to late king

Phnom Penh, 22 January 2013 — Landmine survivors and campaigners paid their respects to the late King Sihanouk at the Royal Palace on Tuesday, the 22nd of January, at 7.00 AM.
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Cambodia: unexploded devices found near school

Battambang (Cambodia), 9 November 2011 – More than 100 unexploded devices have been found near a small school in northwestern Cambodia.
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Cambodia: unexploded devices found near school

Battambang (Cambodia), 9 November 2011 – More than 100 unexploded devices have been found near a small school in northwestern Cambodia.
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Cambodia: university recognises the achievements of JRS landmine activist

Phnom Penh, 7 June 2011 – A landmine activist from the Jesuit Refugee Service Cambodia in the northern province of Siem Reap is to be awarded an honorary doctorate from Seattle University at its graduation ceremony next week.
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Cambodia: university recognises the achievements of JRS landmine activist

Phnom Penh, 7 June 2011 – A landmine activist of the Jesuit Refugee Service Cambodia in the northern province of Siem Reap is to be awarded an honorary doctorate from the Seattle University at its graduation ceremony next week.
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Cambodia: Women’s group provides friendship, support and skills to urban refugees in Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh, 26 August 2010 – Le Thi Hong, an asylum seeker from Vietnam, teaches the basics of giving manicures and pedicures to a small group of asylum seekers and refugee women at the JRS office.
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Asie Pacifique
Fr. Bambang A. Sipayung SJ
apdirector@jrs.or.th
+66 2 640 9590
http://www.jrsap.org

L'Asie Pacifique est une des 10 régions géographiques du Service Jésuite des Réfugiés, organisation internationale catholique parrainée par la Compagnie de Jésus. Le JRS offre des services humains et pastoraux aux réfugiés et aux communautés qui les accueillent à travers une vaste gamme d'activités de réhabilitation et de secours. Ces services – notamment des programmes de pastorale, scolarité et éducation pour enfants et adultes, services sociaux et conseil psychosocial, soins médicaux – sont adaptés aux besoins locaux selon les ressources disponibles. Le bureau régional sert les réfugiés et autres personnes déplacées en Australie, Cambodge, Indonésie, Papouasie-Nouvelle Guinée, Singapour, Thaïlande et Timor  Leste.

Cambodge: Un engin non explosé trouvé près d'une école

Battambang (Cambodge), le 9 novembre 2011 – Plus d'une centaine d'engins non explosés ont été trouvés près d'une petite école située au nord ouest du pays.
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Cambodge: Une université reconnaît l'œuvre accomplie par un activiste JRS de la Campagne contre les mines

Phnom Penh, 7 juin 2011 – A un activiste de la Campagne contre les mines du Service Jésuite des Réfugiés dans la province nordique de Siem Reap sera décerné un doctorat honoris causa à l'Université de Seattle au cours d'une cérémonie la semaine prochaine.
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Asia Pacífico
Fr. Bambang A. Sipayung SJ
apdirector@jrs.or.th
+66 2 640 9590
http://www.jrsap.org

El JRS Asia Pacífico es una de las 10 regiones geográficas del Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados, una organización católica internacional de la Compañía de Jesús. El JRS ofrece un servicio humano y pastoral a los refugiados y a las comunidades que les acogen mediante una amplia gama de actividades de rehabilitación y ayuda. Los servicios – incluidos los programas de atención pastoral, educación para niños y adultos, servicios sociales y atención psicosocial y sanitaria – están pensados para responder las necesidades locales de acuerdo con los recursos disponibles. La oficina regional atiende a refugiados y otras personas desplazadas en Australia, Camboya, Indonesia, Papua-Nueva Guinea, Singapur, Tailandia y Timor Leste.

Camboya: explosivos sin estallar hallados cerca de una escuela

Battambang (Camboya), 9 de noviembre de 2011 – Más de 100 artefactos sin estallar han sido encontrados cerca de una pequeña escuela en el noroeste de Camboya.
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Camboya: una universidad reconoce los logros de un activista del JRS contra las minas antipersona

Phnom Penh, 7 de junio de 2011 – Un activista contra las minas antipersona del Servicio Jesuita a Refugiados Camboya de la norteña provincia de Siem Reap será galardonado con el doctorado honoris causa por la Universidad de Seattle en su ceremonia de graduación de la próxima semana.
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Asia del Pacifico
Fr. Bambang A. Sipayung SJ
apdirector@jrs.or.th
+66 2 640 9590
http://www.jrsap.org

Il JRS Asia del Pacifico è una delle 10 aree geografiche del Servizio dei Gesuiti per i Rifugiati, un'organizzazione internazionale cattolica promossa dalla Compagnia di Gesù. Il JRS offre servizi umanitari e pastorali ai rifugiati e alle comunità che li ospitano attraverso una vasta gamma di attività di riabilitazione e assistenza. I servizi – che comprendono programmi di assistenza pastorale, istruzione per bambini e adulti, servizi sociali e centro d'ascolto e servizi sanitari- sono organizzati in modo di rispondere al meglio alle esigenze locali in base alle risorse disponibili. L'ufficio regionale assiste rifugiati e altri migranti forzati in Australia, Cambogia, Indonesia, Papua Nuova Guinea, Singapore, Tailandia e Timor Est.

Cambogia: ordigni inesplosi trovati vicino alla scuola

Battambang (Cambogia), 9 novembre 2011 – Nelle vicinanze di una piccola scuola della Cambogia nordoccidentale sono stati trovati 100 ordigni inesplosi. >>>

Cambogia: università riconosce i risultati raggiunti da un attivista del JRS che si batte contro le mine terrestri

Phnom Penh, 7 giugno 2011 – Nel corso della sua cerimonia di laurea che avrà luogo la settimana prossima, un attivista del JRS Cambogia, che si batte contro le mine terrestri nella provincia settentrionale di Siem Reap, sarà insignito del dottorato onorario dalla Seattle University. >>>