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How can fighters reduce civilian harm in urban warfare? | ICRC

In Ukraine, we spoke to mothers of missing and Prisoners of War. #Mother #ICRC #RedCross

Who is Florence Nightingale? | Women & War | ICRC

Geneva Conventions: The set of rules we all agree on | ICRC

📍Ukraine | With support from Red Cross Ukraine we provided greenhouses and seeds to civilians in...

“I am sleeping on an empty stomach. I can manage, but the little children can’t handle it.....

Six months since the escalation of hostilities between Gaza and Israel, the situation is dire.

Ouch Him has been helping landmine survivors with prosthetic support& physical therapy for 30 years!

What's it like to work in a hospital in Mali? | Covid-19 + War | ICRC

In order to prevent acts of sexual violence and encourage change in behavior...

Northern Ireland: Time to choose

How forensic science helps people affected by conflict | ICRC Forensics Training

This is what war in cities looks like.

Breaking the Silence: Bougainville’s Missing Persons

What is it like to live close to the frontline? 🏚️

In Democratic Republic Congo

Ethiopia| Access to clean water is still a challenge in areas affected by the aftermath of conflict.

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When heavy explosive weapons hit cities, the visible horrors are just the beginning.

📢 The Geneva Conventions insist: every human life is equally worth protection...

📍Kherson, Ukraine | "We went down to the cellar, and when we came out, we saw..(more on description)

📍 Ethiopia | Conflict continues to devastate the Tigray region. To help the people affected, our...

Kaltum, her brother, and her sister have just been reunified with their relatives in Maiduguri...

The rise of autonomous weapons: robots fighting wars | The Future Of War | ICRC

📍Sudan | Repeated attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel have severe consequences amidst...

📍 Hiroshima, Japan | It's been 79 years since Hiroshima's devastation by the atomic bomb. Yet...

How is ICRC helping in Azerbaijan | ICRC

Civilians living in north

Humanitarian corridors are vital lifelines, offering safe passage for those fleeing armed conflicts.

One year into the conflict in

Not having a home, cash, or even income, is the reality for several displaced families in Ethiopia..

When heavy explosive weapons hit cities, the visible horrors are just the beginning....

People do not commit rape by accident | ICRC

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📍 Ukraine | “It is simply our only chance to survive,” says Olena, a resident of the Donetsk Region.

Conflict in Nigeria separated Alhaji from his family. They waited almost a decade for this hug.

📍 Ethiopia | Stigma against survivors of sexual violence aggravates the consequences of conflict...

How can we empower women and girls in war zones? | Women & War | ICRC

Today is the World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day. As a movement, we give all we have in a world..

International humanitarian law is clear: Civilians and civilian objects must be spared.

Humanitarian corridors are vital lifelines, offering safe passage for those fleeing armed conflicts.

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How can fighters reduce civilian harm in urban warfare? | ICRC

Meet Mohammed, our 7-year-old footballer ⚽️

Every Parent's Worst Nightmare | The Laws Of War | ICRC

Every colleague makes a difference at the ICRC. Find out how! | Working For The ICRC

When war hits cities, it’s the civilians who bear the brunt.

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What if we had a Digital Humanitarian Platform? | RedSafe 2023 | ICRC