Adapting to anarchy: the ICRC in the Central African Republic | Humanitarian Practice Network
Discover the ICRC - Protection
ICRC staff kidnapped in Afghanistan - SWI swissinfo.ch
International Committee of the Red Cross Office Photos | Glassdoor
ICRC Appeals for Release of Staff Abducted in Afghanistan
International Committee of the Red Cross - Today, six ICRC staff members were killed while delivering aid in Afghanistan. We are devastated. Our statement: bit.ly/2lqlZjA | Facebook
Afghanistan's Taliban Withdraws Security Guarantee For ICRC Staff
Red Cross employee killed in an attack in Yemen | CNN
Red Cross appeals for information on three staff missing in Syria since 2013 – Middle East Monitor
Taken in Syria: 7 aid workers | Devex
Humanitarian journeys: Staff field experiences | ICRC
How The Red Cross Has Survived In Crisis Mode For 150 Years
Red Cross reveals 21 staff paid for sexual services - BBC News
Discover the ICRC - Prevention
The members of the International Committee of the Red Cross | ICRC
International Committee of the Red Cross - ICRC staff distribute essesential household items to people affected by the ongoing fighting in Yemen. Photo: ICRC | Facebook
Discover the ICRC - Where does the ICRC work?
Humanitarian journeys: Staff field experiences | ICRC
Engaging with Armed Groups During COVID-19 - Australian Institute of International Affairs - Australian Institute of International Affairs
International Committee of the Red Cross - Wikipedia
Profiles of the six ICRC staff killed in Chechnya - ICRC
Afghanistan: Six ICRC staff members killed and two unaccounted for in attack
International Committee of the Red Cross Office Photos | Glassdoor
Red Cross: 16 employees, volunteers killed in Yemen in 10 years – Middle East Monitor
Engaging with State Armed Forces to Prevent Sexual Violence: A Toolkit for ICRC Staff on How to Engage State Armed Forces in Dialogue on Preventing Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict - World
The New Humanitarian | Evacuation challenges and bad optics: Why Ukrainians are losing faith in the ICRC
Humanitarian journeys: Staff field experiences | ICRC
