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With over 20 million in need of aid, Yemen is the world's single largest humanitarian crisis. Here's the latest news coming out of the region

Remembering Hamid Al-Qadami, Ahmed Wazir and Saidi Kayiranga, the three ICRC colleagues killed after several explosions rocked the airport in Aden, Yemen on 30 December.

A statement from Dominik Stillhart, director of ICRC operations, after a visit to Yemen following the deaths late last month of three ICRC staff in an explosion at Aden’s airport.

Geneva (ICRC) – The International Committee of the Red Cross is profoundly saddened that three of our colleagues were among those killed in Aden's airport explosion earlier today.Our staff were transiting through the airport with other civilians when the explosion occurred. In addition to the three ICRC staff killed, three were also injured, including one seriously."This is a

A collection of images captures the exceptional and unprecedented year 2020. These images capture this year's defining moments of our humanitarian response to assist those affected by armed conflict.

Hasan Saeed was 8 years old when his family decided to leave Somalia, their war-torn homeland. Back in 2007, just like million others, his parents decided to seek refuge in a neighboring country. “They just wanted to provide us with a better opportunity in life, one that is safer for us to live in.” he commented.The family of 5 moved to Yemen with hopes that within months they

A pandemic reminds us why health care professionals are so valuable.

The two-day process October 15-16 involved 11 ICRC-operated flights into and out of five cities in two countries – Yemen and Saudi Arabia. The number of detainees released and provided with transportation was 1,056. “This is a momentous occasion in a war filled with agony. More than 1,000 families can rejoice after being re-united with loved ones. While we are very happy for