A delegate from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) visited Daw Aung San Suu Kyi on 3 August 2026.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) facilitated on Monday the voluntary transfer and reunion within Gaza of ...

The briefer provides an overview of the humanitarian consequences of conflict on essential services, explains the ICRC's ...

The ICRC has a clear and consistent public position towards all states when it comes to using explosive weapons in populated ...

The ICRC defines economic security as the ability of individuals, households or communities to cover their essential needs sustainably and with dignity. This can vary according to an individual's ...

One of them is Hassan. He is not yet three and a half years old. Hassan arrived at the centre in July, showing signs of severe malnutrition, stomatitis, marasmus, and pneumonia. His mother, Sabirin, ...

The ICRC is facilitating the release, transfer, and repatriation of conflict-related detainees in Yemen, at the request of and in agreement with all parties. Our role is strictly humanitarian. We act ...

South Sudan became the world's youngest nation in July 2011 with hopes of a more peaceful future. Fifteen years later, many communities continue to face the daily consequences of conflict and violence ...

Though the international arms trade has never been as extensively regulated as it is today, weapons and munitions continue to flow, overtly and covertly, to some of the most brutal armed conflicts.

It was in fact in 1903 - so, more than 120 years ago - that Korea joined the First Geneva Convention. In doing so, Korea became one of the earliest non-European States to commit to what was then the ...

Conflict continues to destroy vital infrastructure, cutting off access to food, water, healthcare, and education for countless communities. Schools, hospitals, and homes—places meant to provide safety ...