Sitafa, reunited with his family six years after his disappearance, becomes a model of resilience and hope for his village.

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

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

ICRC visit to Nelson Mandela.

The ICRC's humanitarian work in places of detention.

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

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

In North Kivu, the DRC Red Cross, supported by the ICRC, is assisting survivors of sexual violence.

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.

What does protection means for the ICRC ?

8 key rules for hackers.

One year after its opening in Rafah, the Red Cross field hospital continues to play a crucial role in the humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip.

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.

Northern Kivu. The ICRC as a neutral intermediary.

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.

Nyabibwe, the difficult return of displaced persons to eastern Congo after decades of conflict.

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

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

The international humanitarian law and the islamic law.

Kola Tembien, Tigray Region. ICRC financial support for populations living in areas contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance.

Tigray region. The ICRC and the Ethiopian Red Cross are working on marking and fencing areas contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance.

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

International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action: interview with Erik Tollefsen, head of the ICRC's Weapons Contamination Unit.

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.

Tigray region. The ICRC supports conflict-affected people living in areas contaminated by explosive remnants of war.

How can parties to a conflict be held accountable for missing persons during wartime?

What is the ICRC's role with regard to missing persons?

What are the measures required to account for the missing and inform their families?