In Lebanon, one street both divides and unites
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After a sleepless night because of the rumours that the fighting was getting nearer the town of Damaturu, Aisha is plaiting the hair of her first client of the day. But it's not long before the sound …
… Erechem Building corner Rufino and Salcedo Streets Legaspi Village, Makati City 1229 T …
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) first established a permanent presence in Mindanao in 1986 by opening a sub-delegation in Davao City. In 2008, the ICRC opened an office in …
… visited, candles were still lit in Kiev's streets and squares. Two years later, the …
In the week marking International Women's Day , ICRC director of law and policy, Dr Helen Durham was invited by UK law firm Doughty Street Chambers to participate in a one-day event examining the …
… breakfast before riding their bicycles in the streets of Bujumbura with their clients. …
… . According to locals, armed gangs roam the streets at night. Some women avoid going out …
… sacked but fighting rarely took place on the streets. Today's armed conflicts look quite … Eastern Aleppo to rural neighborhoods. The streets of Aleppo have been devastated by …
Since the onset of the conflict in Syria in 2011, hundreds of thousands of people have taken refuge in Jordan. Throughout 2016, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Jordan …
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