🔴 What do we do in Israel and the occupied territories? 🔴 Why do we speak with all the parties? 🔴 What are we doing to visit those who have been abducted? Find the answer to those and other questions on our Q&A page 👇 icrc.org/en/document/fr…

The whale shark season has started in Djibouti but we were not lucky to see one. Next time…

#IHL dissemination sessions in #Djibouti continues. In collaboration with Djibouti Armed Forces proud to organise a two day pre-deployment training on International Humanitarian Law for the command staff of Batallion Hill 11, to be deployed ATMIS

Sad to have a farewell meeting with the Ambassador of @Japan to Djibouti, Umio OTSUKA, but very happy to learn that our joint efforts linking Japanese Red Cross and Djibouti Red Crescent to cooperate on #humanitarian needs in #Djibouti are going in the right direction

Pleased to visit the Djibouti Red Crescent with Cameron Millar, Deputy Head of Mission UK in Djibouti 🇬🇧 🇩🇯. Nowadays our joint efforts with Secretary General Amina Houssein is finding more support to emergency mobile assistance to migrants in #Djibouti and 🙏🏻British Red Cross 🧡 support

Across Gaza, we need security guarantees to be able to deliver life-saving assistance. We stand ready to fulfill our role as a neutral intermediary & support evacuations of medical facilities in Gaza, but this requires an agreement by the parties.

“The Interaction between weather events, conflicts, and climate change, is not fantasy. It is a reality we see every single day.” Pascal Cuttat, head of delegation, #Somalia, on how ICRC is preparing to support people facing floods due to #ElNiño.

Healthcare workers, ambulances, and hospitals must not be just respected but also protected. Watch Cordula Droege on Al Jazeera English explaining why and how 👇

Our #Neutrality and confidential dialogue with parties to a conflict has been heavily questioned and criticized. For many, it is tantamount to inaction and passivity. For the families of the 94 released members of SAF in #Darfur, today #Neutrality has a very different meaning...

Unacceptable. An @icrc convoy in the process of evacuating over 100 vulnerable civilians was attacked today in #Khartoum, killing 2 and injuring 7, incl 3 ICRC colleagues and jeopardizing this life saving operation. Humanitarians must be protected at all time !! #NotATarget

Did you know there are (at least) two #IHL blogs in eastern/horn of Africa publishing analyses on both regional and global perspectives: UCU ihl.ucu.ac.ug and AAU IHL Clinic aauihl-clinic.org

Thanks to the members of National IHL (International Humanitarian Law) workgroup in #Djibouti for vibrant conversation on regional IHL issues, including strengthening the IHL globally, digital threats in times of conflict and strengthening national IHL implementation

Together with the Regional ICRC Nairobi Regional Delegation legal adviser Jemma Arman proud to organize a session on #IHL (International Humanitarian Law) to law students at the University of #Djibouti. Ready to continue our efforts to have an IHL elective module in the undergraduate law degree.

Pas d’excuses. Les personnels de santé ne sont jamais une cible.

Signature d’une convention de #partenariat entre IOM Djibouti et le Croissant Rouge de Djibouti avec Mme Amina Houssein la Secrétaire Générale et Mme Nalan YILMAZ . En joignant nos efforts nous renforçons notre capacité d'assistance humanitaire à Djibouti.

Had fruitful discussions during the first #Partnership Meeting of Djibouti Red Crescent (DRCS) on how to cooperate to address the #humanitarian needs in #Djibouti

As a neutral intermediary,we can support the release & transport of detainees,hostages,or those who have been held captive back to their countries & regions of origin. However,we can only do this once the parties to conflicts reach an agreement. Here’s what we do in a nutshell👇

What are the new weapons emerging now in today’s wars? Are they ethical? Using augmented reality, our colleague Nicola explains how some autonomous weapons work and why we need to act now to keep human control over life and death decisions.

A year ago, the ICRC facilitated the second-largest detainee release in #Yemen, reuniting over 900 ex-detainees with their families. We remain ready to play our neutral intermediary role and facilitate any agreement the parties reach to release conflict-related detainees.

End of my mission in #Djibouti. A big thank you to my #ICRC team for the great support and work during these three years. You will be dearly missed…