… exemplary service in the areas of public health and nursing education. Thirteen nurses … the prestigious Florence Nightingale Medal . CARE AMID CONFLICT REGIONAL FEATURE THE … protests and the whole situation had become dangerous for the patients as well as hospital …
… challenges of children without parental care in conflict settings. 3 December 2021 … essential, life-saving services such as health care and education. Children often end … or are at risk of being returned to dangerous conditions where they will have an …
… non-discriminatory and impartial provision of health care, which is protected under international … the framework of the ICRC's Health Care in Danger Initiative, this report contributes to …
… Switzerland PROGRAMME Statement of Purpose Health in detention is public health. Health authorities, senior management, healthcare and safety workers, academics and … detention Special Session 1.5. Health care in Danger in detention – legal and practical …
… devices and recurrent armed clashes pose danger to communities. With the prevailing … continues to provide medical support to local health structures to treat people wounded by … in similar situations, ensuring continuity of care, which is essential for full recovery. …
… our video. Together we say: Stop attacks. Health-care workers are #NotATarget. One single … and the partners of the Health Care in Danger initiative invite you to stand with …
… that has resulted from the fighting, health services in South Sudan are working … 2,600 operations Video - Lifesaving medical care for children - see text below for more … displacement of the local population. Fleeing danger, many people, including women and …
… Ababa on 22 October on the protection of health services in situations of armed … (PRC). In 2012, the ICRC launched the "Health Care in Danger" project that aims at improving the …
… in Beijing and delivered a speech themed on “Health Interventions in Crisis Situations”. … challenges. Medical facilities and healthcare professionals are being targeted, leaving … you all to make respect for the healthcare in danger a political and practical necessity. …
… shoes destroyed and feet bloodied. They face dangerously cold temperatures and have no … giving birth on the road without any medical care and sometimes facing obstacles for … rights and services such as education or health. Operational response: Between October …
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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.
