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Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory: The law of occupation must be respected

Geneva (ICRC) -- Present in the region since 1967, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) considers the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, as well as the Gaza Strip, which constitute …

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Ukraine: Repairing two dams reduces risk of collapse for communities

19-07-2024 Kyiv   (ICRC) –  The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) completed the repair of two dams that will ensure water supply to more than 70,000 people in northeast Ukraine last …

News release
Ukraine: Repairing two dams reduces risk of collapse for communities

In times of insecurity and conflict, states must work together to uphold and strengthen international humanitarian law

18-07-2024 Geneva (ICRC) – At a time when international tensions are rising, the number and scale of armed conflicts are increasing, and many states face acute security concerns, the role of …

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In times of insecurity and conflict, states must work together to uphold and strengthen international humanitarian law

Working together to address Africa’s health challenges and to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs)

—ICRC holds session at the Global Health Forum of Boao Forum for Asia On July 16, the 3rd Conference of Global Health Forum of Boao Forum for Asia was held in Beijing. The ICRC held a session on …

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7月16日,博鳌亚洲论坛全球健康论坛第三届大会在京开幕。红十字国际委员会主办了以“聚焦非洲迫切的健康需求和可持续发展目标3”为主题的分论坛。

Gaza: Repeated mass casualty events put hospitals under severe strain

Gaza (ICRC) – The 60-bed Red Cross Field Hospital in Rafah, southern Gaza is nearly at full capacity following repeated mass casualty events. They include the attack in Al-Mawasi on Saturday that …

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Gaza Field Hospital. Surgeons at work (2024). Hisham Mhanna/ICRC

The International Committee of the Red Cross in Greece, 2016-2023: Brief review of activities

In 2015, following armed conflicts in Syria and beyond, Greece found itself at the frontline of an influx of refugees unprecedented in its recent history, in a conjunction of challenging social and …

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Afghan father and his child outside their makeshift tent in Moria Refugee camo in Lesbos.

Sudan: ICRC calls for greater access to deliver humanitarian aid as millions of people go without basics for survival

Port Sudan (ICRC) – Fifteen months since the beginning of the armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, millions of people do not have access to essential …

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Relief to Southern Lebanon: 8,000 Families Receive Food Parcels

16-07-2024 The ICRC, in collaboration with the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC), has launched a large humanitarian initiative to distribute food parcels Beirut — The International Committee of the Red Cross …

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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Lebanese Red Cross (LRC) Teams with representatives from municipalities.

FCS Accountant (based at MSSC, Makati)

Manila Shared Services Center, Makati, Philippines Open-ended Human resources The Closing Analyst is in charge of providing reliable, accurate, and timely accounting data through implementation of …

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Gaza: Civilians must be spared from impact of fighting

14-07-2024 Over the last week, communities in northern Gaza have endured increased fighting, resulting in large numbers of civilians killed and injured. This comes on top of nine months of …

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Nigeria: ICRC surgical team supports Maiduguri Hospital treating 41 wounded people after multiple blasts in Gwoza

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