… ongoing humanitarian discussions with the Russian authorities. Mr Maurer plans to speak … He will also meet with the chairman of the Russian Red Cross, which is doing significant … providing assistance to those who arrived in Russia after fleeing from their homes in …
… their families. CC BY-NC-ND / ICRC 11:00 am, Russia: Ladies who lunch! A mother and … up their food parcel. The ICRC and the Russian Red Cross provide food and hygiene … about 9,000 displaced people in the south of Russia. CC BY-NC-ND / ICRC 12:00 pm, Myanmar: …
… over 70 countries, came together in Moscow, Russia, to participate in the biggest seminar … This time the workshop was supported by the Russian Federation. The course opened with an introduction by General Alexander Fomin, Russia's deputy minister of defence, and Helen …
… to the humanitarian needs arising from the Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict. …
… to the international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. She also discussed the … She also met with the President of the Russian Red Cross Mr Savchuk. This was her … Galina Balzamova , ICRC Moscow (English, Russian) gbalzamova@icrc.org , +7 903 545 35 …
… the humanitarian consequences of the Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict as … is part of the ICRC’s ongoing engagement with Russian authorities. This dialogue is part of …
… The event be held in English, Arabic, French, Russian and Spanish and will combine … Algeria, the UAE and, most recently, in Russia. …
… and legal challenges, particularly in the Russia-Ukraine IAC, was also discussed. The …
… the highest numbers in Syria (81 percent), Russia and Ukraine (both 76 percent), France … the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Russia, South Africa, Syria, Switzerland, the …
… (including children) between Ukraine and Russia (both ways). Diplomats also met with …
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Customary international humanitarian law consists of rules that come from "a general practice accepted as law" and that exist independent of treaty law.
