… we provide food, water, shelter, medical care and physical rehabilitation, livelihood … items to affected people and health care facilities supported by the ICRC. … their programs. COPIES of the Healthcare in Danger (HCiD) manual for medical trainers were …
… two months. Respecting neutral and impartial health care in general remains a major concern. Threats against health care personnel and delays affecting …
… the birth of Florence Nightingale. The World Health Assembly has designated 2020 as the … who are often the first and only point of care in their communities. On this occasion, … medal is also related to Health Care in Danger (HCID), an initiative of the …
… photojournalists to address the issue of health care in danger and respect for medical services during …
… but they share the same passion – to take care of the sick and the vulnerable. This … of Nursing in 2018. Joanne's work with rural health facilities brought her face to face with … nurse for a short stint at the Pombreal Health Centre in 2018. Mothers and babies were …
… مطبوعات- الرعاية ال�صحية في خطر 156 Health Care In Danger - Publications 172 �أفالم- الرعاية …
… today . More than half a million people need health care assistance as conflict, COVID-19 and … have been bombed out of their homes, health care facilities have been destroyed, …
… the lives of many civilians in serious danger, while civilian infrastructure providing … the dangers of mines and the lack of health care. All possible measures should be taken to …
… are already overlapping with existing health and economic crises." The past months … Mozambique are trading this life-threatening danger for the risk of COVID-19. The new … the ICRC most is the weak state of health care structures [in areas affected by conflict] …
… restrictions are having a dramatic impact on health care," added Mr Maurer. "Health facilities have been massively attacked …
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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.
