Eliminating nuclear weapons: 80 years after Hiroshima, a humanitarian imperative that is more relevant than ever.

Support from the ICRC to farmers displaced by the recent earthquake, facing the monsoon and living in conflict-affected areas.

Telegram sent by delegate Fritz Bilfinger concerning his visit to Hiroshima a few weeks after the atomic bombing. Appeal to organize relief quickly due to the catastrophic health and medical situation, 30th of August 1945. ACICR B G 008/76-079, Tokyo delegation

Three months after the devastating March 28, 2025 earthquake: immediate response and sustained support from the ICRC.

Three months after the earthquake, the ICRC provides essential aid to over 106,000 people: food, water, and shelter.

Tada U Township, Mandalay. Testimony of Daw Khin Po, earthquake survivor.

Material and financial support from the ICRC to communities affected by crises and natural disasters: rebuilding lives with dignity

Wounded by explosive devices, two survivors regain strength and hope thanks to the support of the ICRC and basketball.

Mandalay. As part of its emergency response, the ICRC has distributed essential household items to 1,390 families affected by the earthquake in central Myanmar.

Mandalay region. Displaced by the conflict and following the earthquake, U Thein Htun is now trying to rebuild his life while caring for his ailing father in a camp far from home.

In Mazar-e-Sharif, the Ariana Basic Health Center run by the Afghan Red Crescent is supported by the ICRC.

Kandahar, Inzargai camp. The Afghan Red Crescent Society, ICRC's partner, provides support to people in need including hot meals, water and temporary shelters as well as basic healthcare services.

Mandalay and Sagaing. The ICRC supports community kitchens that distribute food to people affected by the earthquake in March 2025.

Thanks to the joint action of the ICRC and Myanmar Red Cross volunteers, communities affected by the devastating earthquake of 28 March 2025 are receiving essential aid.

Sagaing commune. ICRC assistance to residents affected by the earthquake of March 28, 2025.

Mandalay. Visit from ICRC director of operations Yasmine Praz Dessimoz after the March 2025 earthquake.

Yangon. The ICRC is helping communities affected by the earthquake of March 28, 2025.

ICRC weapons contamination coordinator Rory McCann reports after the earthquake of March 28, 2025.

The ICRC, in collaboration with the Myanmar Red Cross and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, is providing assistance to communities affected by armed conflict and the earthquake in March 2025.

Ghazni. To mark International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action on 4 April, here is Zahida's story.

On the occasion of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action on April 4, the ICRC reiterates its ongoing commitment to reducing the human suffering caused by anti-personnel mines and explosive remnants of war.

Jabalussaraj district. International Water Day.

Kabul. Testimonies from beneficiaries of financial support from the ICRC to help them develop their micro-enterprises.

The ICRC donates rice seed to farmers in communities affected by the conflict, giving them access to a staple food.

The ICRC supports micro-economic initiatives for people affected by armed conflict. Thanks to this aid, Ma Wai Wai can fulfil her dream of becoming a tailor.

The International Women's Day 2025. All across Asia, women affected by armed conflicts remind us everyday that resilience is more than just survival: it’s about transforming pain into hope and determination.

Adalat, Kandahar. ICRC water and habitation project.

Kabul. The ICRC provides financial support to Afghan families to help them develop their micro-enterprises.

Kabul. Fatema's testimony.

Kabul. The story of Nazia, aged 6, who receives a prosthesis and care at the ICRC's physical rehabilitation centre.