ICRC in Syria: Year in Review 2024
During 2024, the humanitarian needs of people across Syria continued to increase in scale, scope, and complexity. Despite some challenges related to humanitarian access during the year, the ICRC and …
During 2024, the humanitarian needs of people across Syria continued to increase in scale, scope, and complexity. Despite some challenges related to humanitarian access during the year, the ICRC and …
States face a formidable task when it comes to implementing international humanitarian law (IHL) within the domestic legal order. This table contains information on all existing national committees …
… law, gang violence, and armed conflict on the streets of El Salvador Kirsten Ortega Ryan. … law, gang violence, and armed conflict on the streets of El Salvador Kirsten Ortega Ryan. … law, gang violence, and armed conflict on the streets of El Salvador Kirsten Ortega Ryan. …
… paralysed. I used to be able to walk the streets, beg at doors and find food for my …
Participants during the opening of the IHL regional conference in Manila, themed “Galvanising Commitment to International Humanitarian Law: Challenges and Opportunities in the Asia Pacific Region,” …
… explosive hazards from residential buildings, streets, and critical infrastructure, along …
… amid the Syunik Mountains, its winding streets and stone houses tell the stories of …
In the first half of 2025, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) facilitated improved access to primary health care, mostly for women and children, by donating medical supplies, …
26-08-2025 A tribute to Marawi’s missing people and their families’ relentless search for answers Manila (ICRC) – A coffee table book was launched and a photo exhibition was inaugurated today in …
… number of 3 million persons. As I walk on the streets, it is impressive to see how some …
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