… the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public health, the economy, and society as a whole, … a regrettable record of attacks on health-care workers, facilities and vehicles, and … for different people. Health care in danger It is becoming increasingly dangerous …
… independence. They may need urgent medical care as a result of combat. When conflict … is checking medical supplies we donated to health care structures in Azerbaijan. Over the … our team was conducting a comprehensive mine danger awareness session in a camp for …
… easy to come by and many places lack basic health care facilities. For tens of millions of … "I am really scared of COVID-19 as it is a dangerous disease. If coronavirus hits here …
… report (2015, 32IC/15/19.3) Resolution 4: Health Care in Danger: Continuing to protect the delivery of …
… against the wounded and sick, medical care providers, ambulances and health care facilities. We are at risk of … and by others, including the Health Care in Danger initiative of the International Red …
… legislation for protecting the provision of health care during conflict and other emergencies is … delivery and services. Read: Health Care in Danger Newsletter, January-June 2015 …
… Humanitarian Day panel on "Violence against health care and its implications for affected … in IHL. Through our "Health Care in Danger" project we've raised awareness at …
… during this difficult time. Supporting health facilities is our key priority, and … Service (EMS) response. Because there is no health without mental health, the ICRC will … the awareness of over 750,000 persons on the dangers of unexploded ordnance (UXO). 1,000 …
… work of the ICRC Regional Delegation in Lima Health Care in Danger Strategy Community Contact Centers …
… Health-care workers should be provided with tools, … developing strategies for the protection of health care. Only then can health-care workers … Gaza, Syria and Ukraine. Read: Health Care in Danger newsletter, July – November 2015 …
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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.
