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Latin America: the involvement of minors in the armed conflict on the Colombian borders

Context

The Colombian conflict is not a recent one. For more than sixty years now, political, economic and social dynamics of the country, as well as the shifting balance of power between armed actors, have plunged the civilian population into the midst of a systematic and prolonged war.

[Reports] - [22/02/10] - Also in:   Español


Uganda: reintegration of child soldiers requires expertise and commitment

For more than 20 years, northern Uganda has been the theatre for one of Africa's longest and most brutal conflicts. Ninety percent of the northern ethnic Acholi population was displaced by the atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA).

[Reports] - [29/01/10]


Haiti: JRS providing food, medical aid to persons in need

Jesuit Refugee Service has become a leader in providing emergency food and medical aid to the suffering people of Haiti.

[Reports] - [22/01/10]


Burundi: la vulnerabilidad alimentaria y social de los repatriados

22 de Enero, 2010

Comuna de Giteranyi, Provincia de Muyinga, Burundi

[Reports] - [22/01/10]


Haiti: JRS serves 16,000 people suffering from earthquake

Jesuit Refugee Service has provided emergency relief in the form of food, medicine, tents and debris-removal tools to about 16,000 citizens of Port-au-Prince to aid their recovery from last week’s devastating earthquake. Additionally, in coordinated efforts with partner organisations in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, JRS has set up several locations throughout the countries to deliver aid to more people suffering from the effects of the earthquake in an efficient and organised manner.

[Reports] - [21/01/10]


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Asia Pacific: precarious lives, involuntary displacement of people today

[Reports] - [21/01/10]


Malta: Do They Know?

[Reports] - [19/12/09]


Thailand: vulnerable child refugees need more nuanced and creative support

[Reports] - [12/12/09]


Central African Republic: humanitarian situation in southeast critical

[Reports] - [10/12/09]


International: refugee protection and solutions in urban areas

[Reports] - [04/12/09]


América Latina: Rechaza cualquier tipo de violencia contra las mujeres desplazadas y refugiadas

[Reports] - [25/11/09]


Democratic Republic of Congo: camp closures leave vulnerable refugees in dire straights

[Reports] - [05/11/09]


Chad: Vatican radio speaks to ex-JRS veteran

[Reports] - [15/10/09]


Cambodia: communities allege they suffered harm from donor-funded programme

[Reports] - [03/10/09]


International: landmines and children

[Reports] - [17/07/09]


Asia Pacific: Refusing 'refuge', climate change and human movement

[Reports] - [10/07/09]


Panama: the fragility of refugee rights

[Reports] - [25/06/09] - Also in:   Español


Internacional: preocupación por las políticas de los países ricos hacia los refugiados

[Reports] - [21/06/09]


USA: ban cluster bombs

[Reports] - [22/05/09]


Italy: More attention needed for forgotten migrants and refugees

[Reports] - [20/05/09]


Italy: fear is the worst enemy of human nature

[Reports] - [19/05/09]


Democratic Republic of Congo: civilians in the east continue to suffer despite recent peace agreement

[Reports] - [13/05/09]


Latin America: efforts to address the refugee crisis in Ecuador and Panama

[Reports] - [05/05/09]


Italy: returning asylum seekers to Greece unsafe

[Reports] - [30/04/09]


West Africa: JRS work based on the principle of sustainability

[Reports] - [30/04/09]


Southern Africa: refugee status determination

[Reports] - [30/04/09] - Also in:   Español   Français


Ecuador: refugee crisis simmers

[Reports] - [02/04/09] - Also in:   Español


Germany: detention without due process

[Reports] - [28/03/09]


Cambodia: US bans certain cluster bombs, a response

[Reports] - [17/03/09]


Chad: new JRS preschools already face funding shortages

[Reports] - [16/03/09]


Democratic Republic of Congo: improved security first step to enduring peace

[Reports] - [14/03/09]


Venezuela: making youth training leaders aware of refugees

[Reports] - [12/03/09]


South Africa: primary responsible for refugees rests with the authorities

[Reports] - [27/02/09]


Dominican Republic: human rights report 2008

[Reports] - [27/02/09]


Sudan: becoming a child soldier

[Reports] - [13/02/09]


Democratic Republic of Congo: Red Hands Day – celebrating the future

[Reports] - [12/02/09]


Uganda: the struggle to be human again

[Reports] - [12/02/09]


Democratic Republic of Congo: introduction meeting – building a team in Goma

[Reports] - [30/01/09]


USA: Kino Border Initiative launches on Mexican border

[Reports] - [30/01/09]


Uganda: spotlight on Congolese asylum seekers

[Reports] - [07/11/08]


Burundi: peace negotiations between government and rebels slow-moving

[Reports] - [31/10/08]


Europe: Incorporating the forcibly displaced persons into Development

[Reports] - [30/10/08]


Liberia: experiences in forced migration and development

[Reports] - [30/10/08]


El JRS Contribuye con el desarrollo de la Mujer

[Reports] - [17/10/08]


Frontiers or barriers? Migration worldwide

[Reports] - [06/10/08] - Also in:   Español   Italiano


Uganda: the legacy of landmines

[Reports] - [01/10/08]


Dominican Republic: Haitians to be provided with legal assistance to protect their labour rights

[Reports] - [29/08/08]


South Africa: refugees face difficulties accessing housing

[Reports] - [18/08/08]


South Africa: refugees removed amid confusion

[Reports] - [30/07/08]


Burundi: mixed signals from peace process while human rights records worsen

[Reports] - [21/07/08]




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