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The ICRC is an independent and neutral organization that protects and assists the victims of armed conflict and other violence. Every two weeks, we'll be publishing a new podcast, with a new and inter... more
FAQs about International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC):How many episodes does International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have?The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.
June 29, 2015The Red Cross Task ForceAbout the creation of the Red Cross Task Force, established shortly after the Cuban Missile Crisis. Marco Flaks speaking. The recording was taken on 6.10.1964...more10minPlay
June 01, 2015Protecting the rights of detainees (Iran-Iraq war)Three and a half years into the Iran-Iraq conflict, with there estimated to be more than 15,000 POWs, the ICRC has noted numerous breaches of the Geneva Conventions on both sides.(KROON, Robert)(02.1984)...more34minPlay
May 18, 2015Preventing epidemics in a refugee camp (Thailand, 1981)Malaria and malnutrition are endangering the lives of refugees in the Khao-I-Dang camp. The ICRC is doing something about it.(GLASS, Roger)(01.1981)...more31minPlay
May 04, 2015The ICRC in the Iran-Irak war (1984)The ICRC was very active during the war, providing assistance in a variety of ways, including by visiting detainees and arranging for their repatriation. Here's a first-hand account.(KROON, Robert)(10.1984)...more31minPlay
April 20, 2015Lebanon in 1976The focus of the ICRC operations in 1976 was, just like in 2015, in the Levant, this time in Lebanon. Lebanese relief workers talk about the effect of the war on their country.(MARTI, Laurent)(01.1977)...more58minPlay
April 06, 2015What can the ICRC do to avoid danger to its delegates? (1984)After 11 ICRC workers are abducted in Uganda on 7 January 1984, this ICRC broadcast looks at how we can prevent these events from happening in the future. (ROMAIN, Monica)(01.1984)...more27minPlay
December 08, 2014A decade of assisting Afghan disabled: interview with Alberto CairoFollowing the publication of his book "Stories from Kabul", Alberto Cairo talks about ICRC's work in the country. He speaks about his feelings for the future - for himself, the ICRC and the disabled people he helps. Question: Of all the stories that you have written in your journal, which is the one that really touches you most?...more2minPlay
November 24, 2014ICRC activities in GuantanamoA typical working day for the ICRC in the camp. Daniel Cavoli, former leader of ICRC visiting team in Guantanamo. (31.07.2003)...more2minPlay
November 10, 2014What does it take to be an ICRC delegate?How does the ICRC look for delegates, and what qualities are necessary to become one?(K. Gordon, Félicé Dinda)(1996)...more6minPlay
October 27, 2014Humanitarian law and African traditionsAfrican traditional rules and beliefs, as they relate to war, have more in common with international humanitarian law than you might think.(Davies, Meera)(1.5.1975)...more16minPlay
FAQs about International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC):How many episodes does International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have?The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.