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Improving access to health care for pregnant women in central Mozambique
“We suffered at lot having our deliveries at home,” says heavily pregnant Ottilia Alberto who is staying at the Casa Mãe Espera. The 23-year-old who is having her third child travels around 14 …
Syria: Humanitarian aid workers and property must be respected and protected
The International Committee of the Red Cross expresses its deep concern over the intrusion by armed men into the office of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) branch in Idlib and the sub-branch in …
India: HELP course trains professionals to effectively lead an emergency health response
Professionals with a background in health, disaster management, water, sanitation, food and economic security, and logistics attended the 4th edition of the Regional HELP (Health Emergencies in Large …
Brazil: Water and sanitation provide benefits to communities in Roraima
17-03-2020 On the eve of World Water Day, observed on March 22nd, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) takes stock of its relief efforts in northern Brazil, where communities suffer …
Amid the conflict and suffering, Yemenis’ generosity stands firm
For the last two years, Freya Raddi has overseen the ICRC's assistance programmes in Yemen. As she finishes her mission, the aid worker says she wants to return to Yemen one day, but not as a …
Papua New Guinea: Walking back from death to life
"I have walked on a journey to hell, lost and stripped of everything," says Warame Pokana, slowly reliving the details of July 2019 as she has done many times over in her mind. The slash marks on her …
COVID-19: Lessons from Philippines jails show how to fight infectious coronavirus disease
As COVID-19 focuses the world’s attention on infectious diseases, we have our eyes on one of the most dangerous places for the spread of such outbreaks: prisons, where densely packed people and …
Pakistan: 6 women doctors reveal their inspiration, challenges and advice for future generation
To be a doctor, one has multiple challenges to overcome. To be a woman doctor in Pakistan , what else would it take ? Talking about their work, and the paths that led to operating in the ER, …
COVID-19: ICRC global response to the coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic disease (COVID-19) is unprecedented in recent history and is spreading rapidly. It is not only a public health crisis, but also a humanitarian crisis in the making. In …
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