In situations of armed conflict, other situations of violence, and disasters, and in the context of migration, countless families become separated, and many people go missing. Those awaiting news of ...
We can no longer pretend that what we are witnessing across war zones is in accordance with the law. Not the scale of ...
Throughout 2023, we supported communities who had been displaced and who, scared for their lives, took the only way out they had: leaving their homes and losing everything. We also provided support to ...
On 11 May 2026, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) co-organized a high-level event titled “Synergy in Action ...
Every minute without a ceasefire risks civilian lives. The level of suffering inflicted on civilians because of warfare conducted indiscriminately and the extreme deprivation of the essentials for ...
A new report by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) finds that the humanitarian situation in Colombia reached ...
33,860 people received cash assistance to help them through winter. 69 hospitals and 29 Primary Health-Care Centres (PHCs) received regular or emergency support through donations of medical equipment, ...
The remains of eleven people, who went missing in connection with the 1992–1993 armed conflict in Abkhazia, were recovered, ...
In late April 2026, the ICRC in Ethiopia launched a network of counterparts engaged in the promotion of International ...
The ICRC responds quickly and efficiently to help people affected by armed conflict.
The new ICRC Institutional Strategy presents an aligned vision for the period 2024–2027. We take stock of the challenging environment in which we operate and restate who and what we stand for. We ...
Climate change worsens the situation by damaging crops, displacing communities, and destabilizing food systems. Meanwhile, global food markets remain volatile, with trade disruptions, currency ...
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