Gaza Civil Defense launches campaign to recover bodies from rubble | IwPost

Palestinian civil defense crews in Gaza launched a campaign Sunday to recover the bodies of Palestinians killed during Israel’s genocidal war and still trapped under the rubble of their homes in northern Gaza, Anadolu reports. The initiative, titled “Dignifying the Martyrs,” began in the town of Beit Lahia, where rescue teams started retrieving remains from […]

Red Cross President: ‘What we have seen in Gaza exceeds all legal, ethical, moral and humanitarian norms’

The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, has warned that the destruction in Gaza represents a collapse of all international standards. “What we…

IKRK-Präsidentin für eine zweite Amtszeit wiedergewählt

Friendship skills with the Moomins – emotional skills for children

In the Friendship skills with the Moomins learning material produced by the Finnish Red Cross, children learn friendship skills through functional games, animations as well as mindfulness and discussion exercises. 

Russia’s new law protects the Red Cross name, but enforcing it in occupied Ukraine would expose the very ties Moscow denies

The Russian Red Cross (RRC) has long denied allegations of operating in occupied Ukraine, despite mounting evidence to the contrary. In a 2024 investigation, Meduza and its partners in the Kremlin Leaks project revealed how the RRC had been working beyond Russia’s borders, in clear violation of the Red Cross movement’s rules. Our follow-up investigation revealed that the RRC expanded its operations in Ukraine’s occupied territories while receiving millions of euros in international funding. Now, Russia has enacted a new law governing the Russian Red Cross, but what this means for the organization and its operations remains unclear. Meduza asks and answers key questions about the legislation.

Deutsches Rotes Kreuz kritisiert Tötung von mehr als 300 Hilfskräften

Sie riskieren ihr Leben, um den Menschen zu helfen - und geraten dabei selbst in die Schusslinie. Der Präsident des Deutschen Roten Kreuzes, Gröhe, spricht von einem "untragbaren Zustand" und fordert einen besseren Schutz.