Episode #112 Humanitarian Consequences of Urban Warfare, Part 2 November 10, 2020, Humanitarian Law & Policy / IHL & Rules of War As the world urbanizes, so too does conflict. Increasingly, fighting takes place in urban areas ...
Episode #111 Humanitarian Consequences of Urban Warfare, Part 1 November 3, 2020, Humanitarian Law & Policy / IHL & Rules of War As the world urbanizes, so too does conflict. Increasingly, fighting takes place in urban areas ...
Episode #110 Changing Behaviors and Engaging Communities in the Time of COVID and Disinformation September 30, 2020, ICRC Operations / The Impact of COVID COVID has turned our world upside down and amplified challenges on a global scale. Issues like the spread of disinformation and the role ...
Episode #109 Conflict & COVID: Yemen’s Continuing Crisis + Bonus Audio Diary from the Field September 22, 2020, ICRC Operations / The Impact of COVID This week, Intercross the Podcast has a special two-part episode. First, we have a special Audio Diary from Yemen. It features Tobias Ehret, ...
Episode #108 Updated Commentary on the Third Geneva Convention: The Treatment of Prisoners of War September 8, 2020, IHL & Rules of War What is acceptable and what is prohibited in armed conflict? The four Geneva Conventions of 1949 form the foundation of international humanitarian law ...
Episode #107 The Unknown Fate of the Missing August 25, 2020, ICRC Operations During armed conflicts, other situations of violence, natural disasters, or migration, countless people go missing, causing great anguish for their families and loved ...
Episode #106 World Humanitarian Day with PRM Deputy Assistant Secretary Richard Albright August 19, 2020, ICRC Operations / Policy To mark World Humanitarian Day, in this episode podcast we have Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and ...
Episode #105 Grief in a time of COVID: Dealing with Loss with the American Red Cross’s Dr. Valerie Cole August 4, 2020, Red Cross Movement / The Impact of COVID More than 700,000 people have died from COVID worldwide—and that number goes up every day. Accompanying these deaths is grief, but the normal ...
Episode #104 Lessons from Ebola: COVID, Conflict & the Democratic Republic of Congo July 28, 2020, ICRC Operations / The Impact of COVID This year marks the 60th birthday of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. For the last 25+ years, the country has been embroiled ...
Episode #103 Covid-19, Displacement & Armed Conflict: Adapting to a Compounded Crisis July 22, 2020, ICRC Operations / Policy / The Impact of COVID In conflict and post-conflict contexts, access to assistance and protection is constantly contested, particularly for vulnerable populations such as the internally displaced. With ...
