South Sudan: Facts and Figures - November 2014
… ICRC IN SOUTH SUDAN Pawel Krzysiek / ICRC and Restoring Family Links, among other subjects. They are equipped …
… ICRC IN SOUTH SUDAN Pawel Krzysiek / ICRC and Restoring Family Links, among other subjects. They are equipped …
… to violence and other emergencies, to restore family links and to promote fundamental humanitarian …
… messages; strengthened the Mali Red Cross family links service, which organized 2,272 telephone …
… far this year. Another key ICRC’s activity is restoring family links, including reuniting separated children …
… Table of contents Editorial Restoring, regenerating, reintegrating: … repair their houses, and even save for family functions such as weddings. ICRC The … and material support for its Restoring Family Links services, and the re-establishment of …
… the campaign and extend it to Mariupol. Restoring contact between family members In Odessa, more than 300 … Together we are working to restore family links, distribute humanitarian aid and promote …
… of the Red Cross (ICRC) to conduct a Family Needs Assessment for the families of … technical and material support for its Restoring Family Links services for people in need, …
… as part of the ICRC's efforts to restore family links and to protect prisoners of war, …
… families. Activities in favour of migrants Restoring family links (RFL) Assistance in sanitation, water …
… areas. The ICRC is currently sending 40,000 family parcels to families in the … for the simultaneous release of prisoners. Restoring family links Since the beginning of September, the …
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