The conflict in Yemen has created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
In Eastern Ghouta, the level of destruction is staggering. Hardly a building is undamaged. Hospitals, schools, shops, water and electricity services: none were spared in the conflict.
Geneva (ICRC) - The sound of gunfire approaches. You don’t know if your family should run or hide. Making the right choice can mean life or death.
One week after world leaders gathered to discuss Syria's upcoming reconstruction challenges, new figures from the ICRC serve as a stark reminder of the ongoing scale of civilian suffering.
New York - Peter Maurer, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), issued a stark reminder of the scale of humanitarian suffering Syrian civilians still experience and the future challenge of protecting people as they return.
In Hodeida, Yemen, the ongoing fighting has forced hundreds of families to flee their homes to safe areas, with no hope of return for the moment.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) awarded the Humanitarian Visa d'Or yesterday to French photojournalist Véronique De Viguerie for her report on the impact of the conflict in Yemen on its people.
The number of non-international armed conflicts more than doubled from the beginning of the century, according to data from the ICRC.