The International Committee of the Red Cross in DR Congo promotes respect for international humanitarian law and helps people affected by conflict and violence to meet their needs, often in...
In areas marked by gender inequality, women and girls are particularly at risk of the compounding effects of armed conflict and climate change. Militaries should track these risks to ensure they...
Niger : notre action de janvier à juin 2022 Pour le premier semestre de l'année 2022 particulièrement marqué par la crise alimentaire, nos équipes ont redoublé d'efforts afin d'apporter une...
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) jointly organized a round-table dialogue in Chattogram on 22 August that focused on the importance...
WATCH VIDEO - Duration : 4m 23s Size : 632.9 MB Lockers with tiny schoolbags and changes of shoes are blown open. Piles of rubble and debris obscure the cartoon figures on the brightly painted walls...
A new online survey conducted by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) found that 9 out of 10 young people from Gaza who took the survey believe their lives are abnormal. Two thirds of...
The humanitarian situation in Northeast Syria is untenable: basic conditions are deteriorating both inside and outside of camps and places of detention. As of mid-2022, more than 58,000 people remain...
What do chicken farms in Gaza, free phone calls in Zimbabwe, a global cyber breach, and a major building renovation at ICRC headquarters have in common? On the surface not very much. But as...
Why should parties to a conflict care about climate change and the environment? This is a question that is frequently raised when discussing the intersection of climate, conflict and the environment...
Halfway into 2022, the ICRC has already carried out a wide range of the humanitarian activities in the Philippines. Take a glimpse of our humanitarian work through our new infographic. The...