What does the International Committee of the Red Cross do | Working for the ICRC

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

How is ICRC helping in Azerbaijan | ICRC

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

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

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

In Democratic Republic Congo

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

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

One year into the conflict in #Sudan, the situation has produced several humanitarian consequences..

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

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

We take action, not sides | ICRC

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

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

Civilians living in north #gaza have little access to medical services, shelter, or essential items.

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