Ricardo Fal-Dutra Santos
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Ricardo Fal-Dutra Santos is a humanitarian professional with programme, research and policy experience, both in headquarters and in the field, notably in the area of protection. He is currently an ICRC delegate based in South Sudan. Prior to that, he worked as ICRC protection delegate in Angola, Mozambique and South Africa, and as an associate in the Protection of the Civilian Population Unit at ICRC headquarters in Geneva. He has also worked with NGOs and the UN in the occupied Palestinian territories, Jordan and Nigeria.
Posts by the contributor
Challenging patriarchy: gender equality and humanitarian principles
13 mins read Gender / Gender and conflict / Humanitarian Action / Humanitarian Principles / Sexual Violence / The most read blog posts in 2019 Ricardo Fal-Dutra Santos
‘Basics’ won’t do: A response to Marc DuBois’ ‘new humanitarian basics’
14 mins read Analysis / Humanitarian Action / Protracted Conflict / Sexual Violence Ricardo Fal-Dutra Santos