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Law of Neutrality

Law of Occupation

Refugees and Armed Conflict

Islamic Law and International Humanitarian Law

Women and Children in Armed Conflict

Warfare Across Domains

International Humanitarian Law and Terrorism

International Humanitarian Law and Peacekeeping

International Humanitarian Law in Practice

Armed Conflict and Cultural Heritage

Climate and Conflict

Urbanization of Conflict

Staying neutral allows us to do our job. It is not indifference: it is a deliberate choice.

Our mission comes from the Geneva Conventions, universal laws that preserve a degree of humanity, even in war. Today, 162 years since our founding, neutrality remains as crucial as ever.

The new edition of the Int. Review of the Red Cross dedicated to the “Protection of the Dead” is out.

It highlights often-overlooked IHL rules on the dignity of the dead in war & examines today’s realities and humanitarian responses.

Read it all here👇🏽

Voices of families that don't know the whereabouts of their loved ones were heard on November 11–13 at the 4th International Conference for Families of Missing Persons, organized biannually by the ICRC and Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies.

In Ethiopia’s #Amhara region, conflict has made access to healthcare difficult.

“We receive high number of wounded cases”, says Dr. Demoz, Sanja Hospital Medical Director.

@ICRC donated medical supplies to this hospital & Masero Health Center to improve care for the affected.

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