7th IYCS South East Asian Session
10-17 August 2009
St. Louis Mary's
Juniorate, Srinracha,
Chonburi,
Thailand.
Theme:
Students Uniting
in Faith to Fight AIDS
Check more Photos (Courtesy: YCS
Thailand)
Final Statement
Justice and Peace
Award
Rukshan Fernando (Ruki)
Human Rights Defender
is awarded Tji Hak Soon Justice and Peace Award for 2009.
Ruki was the former
IYCS Asian Coordinator.
Ruki's Sharing on occasion of receiving
the Bishop Tji Hak Soon Justice and Peace Award
21
April 2009
Know more about the award
Celeste Joseph, a fourteen year old YCS leader was killed when
a bomb
exploded at the Assumption Church in Nepal's capital Kathmandu
killing three and injuring dozen others. The explosion occurred
at 9.15 am Saturday, 24 May.
Sign the petition in Solidarity
Read what News Agencies report
Download IYCS Asia Orientation
2009-2012
(PDF)
(Word)
The Asian Session and Council
(ASC) is the highest decision making body of IYCS Asia, which
takes place in every 3 years with the participation of 14 national
movements in Asia.
As YCS always believe that “a good preparation is
a MUST for any successful endeavor”.
Final Instruction
Participants
Registration Form
Study
Session Preparatory Document
Council
Preparatory Document
CHINESE
SPEAKING COUNTRY
FORMATION
AND EXCHANGE PROGRAM
華人培訓暨交流會議
29 May – 3 June 2009
Penang, Malaysia
2009年五月二十九日至六月三日
於馬來西亞檳城
Registration
Form
TIME TO ACT: THE LENTEN
PERIOD
CAFÉ
is one of the biggest programs of IYCS Asia which is organized
every 3 years.
It is a special opportunity to gather the
representatives of chaplains and animators for Formation and
Exchange...
Final Statement
Theme Song
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The
WINNERS of poster competition
on HIV-AIDS for the students in Asia organized by IYCS Asia.
1st: Ha Tran Thai Hoa, YCS
Vietnam.
2nd: Sonali Harshani Dias, YCS Sri Lanka.
3rd: Beak Da-som, Jung Sol-a, Kang Mi-na & Jo Eun-kyung, YCS
Korea.
4th: Ha Tran Thai Hoa, YCS Vietnam
Asia Pacific Students and Youth Gathering 2008
Youth Across Boundaries, Redefining a Culture of Peace
25-31 August 2008, Seoul, Korea
The Asia Pacific Students and Youth Gathering
(ASYG) is the biggest regional ecumenical youth gathering in the
region. It gathers more than a hundred youth and students coming
from different mainline Protestant and Roman Catholic churches in
Asia Pacific. It provides a regional platform for common reflection
understanding and collective action on social concerns and issues
that affects them.
ASYG 2008
Information paper
Ecumenical Asia-Pacific Students and Youth Network
(EASYNet)Asia-Pacific Students and Youth Gathering (ASYG) 2008
Statement of Shared Understanding
