ICRC Humanitarian Law and Policy Blog

ICRC Humanitarian Law and Policy Blog

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Humanitarian Law & Policy blog is a unique space for timely analysis and debate on international humanitarian law (IHL) issues and the policies that shape humanitarian action.

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The art of influencing: how to maximize impact in a complex, interconnected world

The art of influencing: how to maximize impact in a complex, interconnected world

With increasing pressures on the humanitarian environment – shrinking space and shrinking funds first among them – the need to influence authorities and donors has never been greater. But how to do it...

8 Des 202213min

When hostilities end but suffering remains: the necessary continuation of humanitarian activities

When hostilities end but suffering remains: the necessary continuation of humanitarian activities

Armed conflicts have long-lasting repercussions on the population affected, even after the conflict has ended. Humanitarian organizations operating in these settings can alleviate the suffering and co...

24 Nov 202214min

Humanitarian principles in action: a Q&A with the South Sudan Red Cross

Humanitarian principles in action: a Q&A with the South Sudan Red Cross

On the eve of the declaration of independence by the Republic of South Sudan in 2011, the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement welcomed the establishment of a new National Red Cross Society – the South...

17 Nov 20229min

‘Nothing about us without us’: including civilians with disabilities in the aftermath

‘Nothing about us without us’: including civilians with disabilities in the aftermath

As the smoke clears, a range of challenges reveal themselves in the wake of battles and conflict. These issues impact civilians in different ways, according to their particular circumstances. In thi...

15 Nov 202213min

Who gets what: how to get climate finance working for the people who need it most

Who gets what: how to get climate finance working for the people who need it most

Global attention is squarely focused on COP27 of the UN Framework Convention of Climate Change (UNFCCC) now underway in Sharm El Sheikh. Parties to the convention are focusing on defining and operatio...

10 Nov 202215min

Towards a ‘digital emblem’? Five questions on law, tech, and policy

Towards a ‘digital emblem’? Five questions on law, tech, and policy

Doctors who provide care for the war wounded and ICRC delegates who work in areas affected by armed conflict rely on a unique and universally recognized symbol of protection: the distinctive red cross...

3 Nov 202212min

Dangerous forces: the protection of nuclear power plants in armed conflict

Dangerous forces: the protection of nuclear power plants in armed conflict

As the international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine drags on, the international community continues to sound the alarm about the significant risks of a nuclear reactor accident as a result ...

18 Okt 202231min

Safeguarding humanitarian organizations from digital threats

Safeguarding humanitarian organizations from digital threats

For decades, there has been consensus in the international community that in times of armed conflict, impartial humanitarian operations and the humanitarian personnel involved therein must not be targ...

13 Okt 202212min

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