ICRC roundtable with experts from health, disaster and emergency response agencies addressed challenges in managing the dead with dignity.

As it becomes clear that the pandemic will be a long haul, it is important that urgent attention is given to adequately address mental health needs of people.

A discussion underscoring the vital need for a concerted intersectoral response to mitigate the unique and colossal consequences of the ongoing crisis.

Jess Markt, ICRC Disability Sport & Inclusion Advisor, writes about the long-term impact the pandemic could have on the independence, employability, and inclusion of persons with disabilities — especially in ...

A team at Bel Air Hospital, an institution of the Indian Red Cross Society in Panchgani, Maharashtra, has been silently making a difference during COVID-19.

Lives and livelihoods of communities across South Asia have been devastated by the recent floods, adding to the miseries of people already dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Indian Red Cross ...

In this interview, Esperanza Martinez, Head of Health, ICRC Geneva, talks about the organization’s current priorities, operational challenges and the way forward.

The ICRC guidance on management of the dead due to COVID-19 also aims to protect the lives of healthcare workers, body handlers and the rest of the community.