A Clinic Open to Everyone in Rakhine 06/07/2017, Health & Safety / South Asia In a village in central Rakhine, a clinic is used by Rakhine and Muslim communities alike. It serves as an example of peaceful coexistence ...
Nepal: Marking the 40th Anniversary of the Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions 20/06/2017, About Us / International Humanitarian Law / South Asia The 40th anniversary of the adoption of the Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions of ...
Iraq, Syria and Yemen: Five Times More Civilians Die in City Offensives, New Report Finds 18/06/2017, Civilians / Modern Warfare / Operations / Publications A new ICRC report reveals five times more civilians die in offensives carried out in ...
Shillong Workshop Underscores Significance of IHL and the Need for Humanitarian Diplomacy 23/05/2017, India / International Humanitarian Law Contributed by Ms. Dristirupa Patgiri, Assistant Professor at Department of Juridical Studies, Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankaradeva Viswavidyalaya (MSSV), Nagaon, Assam The three-day workshop for teachers on ‘humanitarian issues ...
Asia Regional Conference Discusses Ways to Generate Respect for Humanitarian Law 22/05/2017, International Humanitarian Law / South Asia Some 60 government officials and law experts from 15 countries in the Asia region and beyond gathered in Singapore for the regional international ...
Reflections on the Birth of the (new) Bhutan Red Cross Society 17/05/2017, South Asia Nestled in the Himalayas, sitting between India and China, the Kingdom of Bhutan is one of the least populous and most stunning nations ...