… Each day, hundreds of patients and their caretakers rely on these medical professionals … It stands as a testament to the courage of health workers and the will to survive of the … risked their lives daily, travelling into dangerous areas to reach the wounded and …
… thousands of people in need across Iraq: • Health care access : 10 mobile clinics supported by … support in emergency response, health care in danger, climate action, and restoring family …
… exchanged in favour of visited detainees. Healthcare in Detention • 47,000 detainees gained … National Society Development, Health Care in Danger, Health, Water and Habitat, Economic …
… We did so through support to hospitals and health centres in conflict-affected areas, … including supporting and restoring health care services, livelihoods, and most … and storage sites further adds to the danger posing an ongoing threat to civilians. …
… concerned about the overall decline in the health-care system in North and South Kivu, in … thousands of people’s lives could be in danger. The ICRC’s teams carried out a study …
… 24-06-2025 To improve delivery of health care services in Mindanao, health care workers … the world, heightened its Healthcare in Danger prevention campaign in the Philippines …
… 2024. - p. 307-336 The duty of constant care and data protection in war Asaf Lubin. - … David Mills... [et al.]. In: Conflict and health Vol. 18, art. no. 24, 2024, 13 p. … déplacées, des réfugiés et des civils en danger (II.) Le contrôle exercé par l’Union …
… hostilities comes as Gaza’s already-decimated healthcare system struggles to absorb a relentless … Field Hospital - are overwhelmed and running dangerously low on essential supplies, …
… Health services are among the earliest and … workers, millions are left without vital care. In a world of rising fragility, … protection on the ground. Our Health Care in Danger initiative and public awareness …
… Addis Ababa. While waiting for her prenatal care appointment at the Gunfi primary health care centre, she told us how the … make movements particularly difficult and dangerous. A mother receiving neonatal care in …
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Created in 1863, the ICRC library, alongside the ICRC archives, provides an indispensable documentary reference on the organization itself and international humanitarian law.
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.
