Thanks to the ICRC, Ohoud is reunited with her mother after six years apart.

Kakuma refugee camp. Reconnecting Kakuma refugees with their loved ones thanks to the work of the ICRC and the Kenya Red Cross.

Dikwa, north-eastern Nigeria. In this region affected by insecurity and food shortages, residents struggle daily to survive.

Ouahigouya. From crisis to self-reliance: Nafissatou's inspiring journey, supported by the ICRC.

Testimony of Zalina Gagloeva, sister of Dmitry Gagloev, missing in 2008 armed conflict.

Defining armed conflict: Why classification matters for international humanitarian law.

Testimony of Irina Jioeva, Marina Shakhbazov and Zinaida Jioeva, respectively daughter, wife and sister of Rolland Jioev, missing in 1990s armed conflict.

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

Testimony of Lena Tomaeva, daughter and niece of the Tomaev brothers, who have been missing since the conflict of the 1990s.

Humanity must not disappear behind bars: Every prisoner has the right to medical care.

Humanity must not disappear behind bars: the right to food and clean water for every prisoner.

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

Discover the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.

Dmitry Kabisov talks about his father, who went missing in 2008.

Humanity must not disappear behind bars: Every prisoner has the right to see their loved ones.

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

ICRC visit to Nelson Mandela.

From needing help to taking action: Vasilisa's commitment to the Belgorod Red Cross.

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.

Kyiv. Testimony of Andres Rodriguez Zorro, ICRC Forensic Coordinator.

Preventing ill-treatment in detention.

Discover the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.

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

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a 2025 study by the ICRC reveals a serious deterioration in the healthcare system, limiting access to care and medicines.

On World Environment Day, the ICRC warns that war is also destroying the planet.

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.

Address to the UN Security Council by ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric - May 22, 2025 - No excuses for double standards