Resource centre

In the Philippines, the ICRC accelerated its activities in conflict-affected areas that had been slowed down in the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students of Ragayan Elementary School attended classes in bullet-ridden classrooms. But the construction of a new school has fueled their hope for a brighter future.

With a safer space for their school, students and teachers of Pagatin renew their hopes for better learning.

ICRC Asia-Pacific Regional Director Christine Cipolla emphasizes the imperatives for vulnerable populations in COVID-19 response.

Jubaida Alon, 49, is proud of her sari-sari store. After years of saving and planning, she finally opened a store last year that offers assorted goods such as coffee, snacks, hygiene and household items.Like any entrepreneur, Jubaida was aware of the risks that came with starting a small business. But in her village of Tuayan Mother in Datu Hoffer, Maguindanao, running a

People with disabilities were hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic due to the movement restrictions and the resulting economic downturn in Philippines

The ICRC is assisting families of missing persons to know the fate and whereabouts of their loved ones in Marawi.

An essay competition on International Humanitarian Law aims to encourage Filipino academics and practitioners in the context of the Philippines.

On World Humanitarian Day, we honor front line health workers who provide life-saving care to people who need it most, especially during COVID-19.

In Mindanao, impact of COVID-19 on health and livelihood has made it hard for vulnerable farming households to recover from effects of armed conflict