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Today, ICRC support to forensic institutions in #Syria hit a new milestone with the opening of the Forensic Identification Center in partnership with the Ministry of Health. The center plays a key role in identifying mortal remains & providing answers to families of the #Missing

Long after the guns fall silent, the explosive remnants of war remain. Landmines, unexploded shells & missiles can explode unexpectedly, killing & maiming civilians. Under #IHL, what must states do to counter this deadly legacy of conflict? ➡️ ms.spr.ly/6015qieSl

🌐Zoom 🗓️APR 3 🕦11:30 HRREC +Canadian Red Cross present 📘Launch for the Canadian Handbook on #IHL Join us for this fascinating discussion w/ our speakers who will take you behind the scenes in the making of this 1st-ever 🇨🇦-focused #IHL book! RSVP ➡️ bit.ly/4hRam02

The ICRC has been involved in education and monitoring of unexploded ordnance Ukraine since 2014. In this archived Intercross episode, Head of Weapons Contamination in Ukraine, Andy Duncan, gave us a bit of the history of these weapons being used. 🎧📻bit.ly/4iQ6HRE

Today in #Hassake, Northeast #Syria, we visited displaced families who fled Northern Aleppo in last November. For over 4 months now, they have been living in Buktouri school with the emergency support of ICRC Syria, Syrian Red Crescent & other organizations but their needs are growing.

Next week the dire humanitarian crisis in Sudan will reach its two-year mark April 15. Disregard for the rules of war and reduced humanitarian funding risk worsening the situation. Read it here 👉🏽 icrc.org/en/news-releas…

Haiti | Life in the violence-hit areas of Port-au-Prince is unbearable: constant fear, unmet basic needs, no access to healthcare or education & constant threat of recruitment, or stigma. Urgent, coordinated action is needed to protect the vulnerable: ms.spr.ly/6019qLYv3

📷NEW PODCAST ALERT! Uncover the hidden devastation of weapon contamination in #Syria. We take you through a journey and share powerful stories & the ICRC's vital work on the ground. WATCH NOW: bit.ly/4lzhJwj 📷Don't miss this eye-opening episode!

The laws of armed conflict are often viewed as irrelevant or constrained, but Thom Geiser, a combat veteran turned ICRC armed forces advisor, sees the rules as important today as when they were written. Hear more from Thom on the latest Intercross 📻 🎧 bit.ly/42L7hJC

📍 Democratic Republic of the Congo | On April 30, we facilitated, at the request of the concerned parties, the voluntary transfer of Congolese military personnel and police officers from Goma to Kinshasa. François Moreillon, ICRC head of delegation in the DRC, shares more 👇🏽

La présidente du CICR, Mirjana Spoljaric, a rencontré le président du Rwanda S.E. Paul Kagame pour échanger sur la situation humanitaire dans la région des Grands Lacs, le rôle du DIH dans la protection des civils et sur l'initiative mondiale pour le DIH. icrc.org/fr/communique-…

📍 Myanmar | In the aftermath of the earthquake, preparing a simple meal has become a daily struggle for many. ICRC & local partners are supporting 5,000 people in Mandalay & Sagaing through three community kitchens, providing hot meals & essential cooking supplies

The deaths of our colleagues demand more than empty words of outrage: they demand action. The international community cannot keep looking away as the rules of war are ignored, and humanitarian workers deliberately targeted while trying to save lives. 📃 Full statement by ICRC

Florence Nightingale changed nursing forever. On International Nurses Day, we share her story as the mother of modern nursing who influenced the creation of the Red Cross. Nurses play a crucial role within their communities, & are protected by the rules of war.

We are urgently demanding in the violence, and the need for a renewed and increased momentum in bringing critical humanitarian assistance into Gaza. Fabrizio Carboni speaks with CNN's Jim Sciutto.

On Intercross, Kathryn Jean Lopez from National Review talks about how religion can help make people more tender and compassionate to support humanitarian action. Listen to more wherever you get your podcasts:

“For us to be able to do what only we can do, this principle of neutrality is very important. That allows us to have access to all the actors," CFO Marc Rivers tells NOTUS

This weekend, we remember and honor all those who lost limb, were detained, went missing in action, and still face war's invisible scars.