The ICRC's humanitarian policy and operational activities

The current war in the Middle East shows the extent to which the world is now beset by disruption and uncertainty. The humanitarian work of the ICRC is obviously seriously affected by this situation. Being particularly sensitive – both by its nature and because of its mandate – to the state of international affairs, the ICRC is having to cope not only with the immediate effects of an international conflict but also with the implications in humanitarian terms of internal conflicts and disturbances which continue to prevail in many regions and which equally require the constant presence of delegates from our institution.

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The ICRC's humanitarian policy and operational activities author:

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Humanitarian policy and operational activities: ICRC activities for refugees and displaced civilians author: Frédéric Maurice, Jean de Courten

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Conflict in the Middle-East — ICRC appeals author:

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Outline of legal aspects of the conflict in the Middle East author:

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News from Headquarters author:

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Missions by the President author:

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Tribute to Frédéric Siordet author: Melchior Borsinger

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Observer status for the International Committee of the Red Cross at the United Nations — A legal viewpoint author: Christian Koenig

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The Red Cross School of Nursing author: Els Marie Andrée Sunderlöf, Ingrid Sandin

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Statutory meetings of the Movement (Geneva, 16–24 October 1990) author:

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Seminar for Asian Journalists (Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia, 14–15 November 1990) author:

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Fifteenth Round Table of the International Institute of Humanitarian Law (San Remo, 4–8 September 1990) author:

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