News from Headquarters: New executive structure

At the meeting of its Assembly, on 2 May 1991, the International Committee of the Red Cross decided to set up a single executive body. The decision was prompted by the need to keep pace with the growing complexity of the ICRC's humanitarian work worldwide and to respond with optimum efficiency to the marked expansion in its activities.

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News from Headquarters: New executive structure author:

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Presidential missions author:

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National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies: The Albanian Red Cross yesterday and today author:

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Silver Jubilee of the Kenya Red Cross Society: 25 years at work… Protecting human life and dignity author: Henry Wahinya

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Death of Yvonne Hentsch author:

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Internal disturbances and tensions: New draft declaration of minimum humanitarian standards author: Hans-Peter Gasser

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Declaration of Minimum Humanitarian Standards author:

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New Parties to the Additional Protocols: Accession to the Protocols by Uganda author:

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New Parties to the Additional Protocols: Accession to the Protocols by Djibouti author:

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New Parties to the Additional Protocols: Chile ratifies the Protocols author:

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Title article - 06-1991 author: Hans-Peter Gasser

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