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Biological weapons: Preparatory Committee for the Review Conference of States Parties

… civil society – to ensure that potentially dangerous biotechnology is subject to … biological weapons to human, animal and plant health. Responsibility for strengthening the … to deliver quality preventive and curative care to non-Ebola patients;  establish …

Statement

Mexico: Annual Report 2020

… the provision of essential services, such as health care and education. There have been patients … going to school or teaching has become a dangerous undertaking, with many students and …

Law and policy topic

Colombia: 230,000 people receive aid while awaiting peace

… as contact with their families and access to health care. Certain humanitarian issues will remain … The ICRC moved 655 people whose lives were in danger to safer locations. It also helped 220 …

News release

ICRC Activities in Jordan: Facts & Figures 2023

… conflict. By orchestrating a series of mental health and psychosocial support sessions, … Centers (CRC). • 1 workshop on various healthcare in detention themes was conducted for 35 … under the initiative of Health Care in Danger which was followed by a ToT to 20 …

Law and policy topic

Nigeria: Highlights of our work in 2021

… materials, door and window parts. Six Primary Health Care Centres (PHCC) were rehabilitated and one … funding to implement grassroot Health Care in Danger projects in 21 States in Nigeria. The …

Report

The ICRC appeals for 2.17 billion Swiss francs for its operations in 2025

… humanitarian response and an ambitious yet careful reinforcing of services in line with … pamphlets raise people’s awareness of the dangers of mines and explosive remnants of … by helping people to meet their basic health care and physical rehabilitation. It …

Article
Tigray. An ICRC staff screens conflict affected children and woman for malnutrition.

Israel and the occupied territories: Key Facts and Figures from 7 October 2023 to 31 March 2024

… their humane treatment, access to adequate health care, ability to re-establish contact with … the need to expose maintenance staff to dangerous field operations, and enabling a …

Article

Humanitarian situation and ICRC action in Colombia

… project, access to water, psychosocial care, to mention but a few. Last year, this … Temporary Temporary lives are lives in danger are in danger community community work … victims of sexual violence who go to health facilities are forced to comply with …

Article

ICRC presents record budget for 2015 to meet vastly expanding needs

… epidemic has tested the capacities of fragile health services and is further exacerbating … to health needs, particularly surgical care for the wounded, health care for … health-care delivery safer ( video on the dangers of bringing medical aid in Yemen ) in …

News release

Syria: ICRC president urges “new approach” by international community after decade of brutal crisis

… They are growing up in harsh and often dangerous conditions. The ICRC is urging all … to clean water or electricity. Half of all health facilities are out of service or only … camp provides emergency life-saving surgical care and medical consultations. We also …

News release

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