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The red cross emblem

The emblem of the red cross on a white background is the visible sign of protection under the Geneva Conventions.

Members of the international media arrive at a hotel after being evacuated by the International Committee Red Cross

Libya: ICRC evacuates journalists from Rixos Hotel

25 Aug 2011

The International Committee of the Red Cross helped journalists who were trapped in the Rixos Hotel leave yesterday and led them to safety.

British Red Cross delegate visiting war wounded people in Chad

ICRC launches campaign to protect patients and healthcare workers

11 Aug 2011

Around the world, millions more wounded and ill people could be saved if their access to healthcare weren’t impeded by violence.

Family sheltering underground

Iraq crisis 2003

Following the fall of Saddam Hussein, people were in urgent need of food, water, shelter and medical care.

Red Cross doctor operating in Libya

Libya: volunteers and medical personnel in danger

18 May 2011

As fighting continues in Misrata and other cities in Libya, civilians are struggling to get medical aid and health workers are among the casualties.

A very young boy sits on an ICRC vehicle

Gaza Crisis Appeal 2009

The Red Cross and Red Crescent worked around the clock to provide relief and support to hospitals in Gaza with medical supplies, generators and a surgical team.

Libyan Red Crescent workers treating injured man

Libya: civilians at high risk amid escalating conflict

21 Mar 2011

The Red Cross is deeply concerned about the intensification of fighting in Libya, with the risk to civilian lives.

Refugees on the road fleeing from Libya

British aid workers help Libyan refugees

07 Mar 2011

Two British Red Cross workers have been deployed to Tunisia to help with the growing aid effort for refugees fleeing violence in Libya.

Soldiers reading about international humanitarian law

The Geneva Conventions

The four Geneva Conventions, agreed by every country, set out how soldiers and civilians should be treated in wartime.

British Red Cross delegate visiting war wounded people in Chad

What is international humanitarian law?

Even in times of war, there are rules. Find out about the rules designed to protect people during armed conflict.

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