… told me of their problems: that there are no jobs for them, no schools for their children. … life are available – hospitals, schools, jobs, food, water, shelter – most people will … work with businesses to provide education, jobs and security, for refugees and locals. …
… not wheelchair accessible and many available jobs require physical strength. The situation … by the side of the road, one of his first jobs as a teenager. Each time a car would stop …
… ICRC Hyeon-Geun shares that there are many jobs in the ICRC that new graduates or even …
… health-care services so that we can do our jobs. Their trust is vital," says Rafael … they know why we're there and help us do our jobs." Mr Uzcátegui talks regularly to the …
… left the land and moved to the cities to find jobs.” The loss of palms and the drying of the … areas like Basra or Najaf in the search for jobs. As an example, the population of the … rural areas to go work in unskilled labor jobs in urban areas or in the oil fields. …
… around here, so I have to make do with odd jobs," continues Vitaliy. "I keep looking, I'm …
"When you mention the word engineer, the local communities immediately think that a man will show up," says Mary Hkawn Tsin, an engineer with the ICRC's team in Kachin State. Mary is part of the …
… for his family, he has been doing small jobs that earn him only around 70 AFN ($0.8) a … 2021, nearly 700,000 people have lost their jobs and nearly 90 per cent of the employed …
… challenges, in particular re-entering the jobs market. That's where Mr Ayón's GeoAzul …
More flexible physical rehabilitation services allow patients to gain time and save money. For nearly three years, the Myanmar Red Cross has been making a difference in the lives of persons with …
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Created in 1863, the ICRC library, alongside the ICRC archives, provides an indispensable documentary reference on the organization itself and international humanitarian law.
International humanitarian law is based on a number of treaties, in particular the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocols, and a series of other instruments.
Customary international humanitarian law consists of rules that come from "a general practice accepted as law" and that exist independent of treaty law.
