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Expansion, suspicion and the development of the International Committee of the Red Cross: 1939-45.: An article from: The Australian Journal of Politics and History by James Crossland, 2010-09-01 Reports on British prison-camps in India and Burma, visited by the International Red cross committee in February, March and April, 1917 by International Committee of the Red Cross., 1917-01-01 Rheinwiesenlager: Prisoner of War, World War II, List of POW Camps in Occupied Germany, Bad Nenndorf Interrogation Centre, International Committee of the Red Cross Stalag XIII-C: German Army, World War II, Prisoner-of-War Camp, International Committee of the Red Cross Adolf Eichmann: Holocaust victims, World War II, Eichmann in Jerusalem, Crime against humanity, International Committee of the Red Cross, Deportation, Extermination camp Turkish Prisoners in Egypt A Report by the Delegates of the International Committee of the Red Cross La Convention De Genève Au Point De Vue Historique, Critique Et Dogmatique (French Edition) by Carl Christoph Johann Friedrich Lueder, 2010-02-11 Turkish Prisoners in Egypt: Extracted and Translated from the Official Reports of the Red Cross Society by International Committee of the Red Cross, 1917 International Law Concerning the Conduct of Hostilities: Collection of Hague Conventions and Some Other Treaties by International Committee Of The Red Cross, 1989 International Humanitarian Law: Answers to Your Questions by International Committee of the Red Cross, 2004 Bibliography of international humanitarian law, applicable in armed conflicts. by and Institut Henry-Dunant International Committee of the Red Cross, 1980-01-01 The International Red Cross Committee in Geneva 1863 - 1943 by Author, 1900 REPORTS ON BRITISH PRISON-CAMPS IN INDIA AND BURMA Visited by the International Red Cross Committee in February, March and April, 1917 by Unknown, 1918 REPRISALS AGAINST PRISONERS OF WAR Correspondance Between the International Red Cross Committee and the British Government

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41. International Committee Of The Red Cross Encyclopedia : Maps - Weather - Travel
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    Extractions: Encyclopedia worldwide This article could be outdated : Visit our new Table of Contents Main Page Edit this page The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC ) is a committee of Swiss nationals (the committee appoints new members to itself to replace those who resign or die) which leads the international Red Cross movement, and has special responsibilities under international humanitarian law. Its key responsibility is to maintain support and respect for international humanitarian law , which serves to protect the victims of armed conflict

42. The International Committee Of The Red Cross (ICRC)
    The international committee of the red cross (ICRC), an independent humanitarianorganization whose mandate is to provide protection and assistance for victims  
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    Extractions: VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), an independent humanitarian organization whose mandate is to provide protection and assistance for victims of armed conflict and internal disturbances has regularly vacancies for: Expatriate Nepali Interpreters/Translators Your tasks

43. U.S. Contributes $9.27 Million To International Committee Of The Red Cross
    Media Note Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC March 14, 2003 US Contributes$9.27 Million to international committee of the red cross.  
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    Extractions: March 14, 2003 The United States is pleased to announce an additional contribution of $9.27 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross. This is the second contribution in response to the International Committee of the Red Cross’ 2003 emergency appeals for field operations. This brings the total U.S. FY 2003 contribution to the International Committee of the Red Cross to date to over $29 million. The International Committee of the Red Cross, a Geneva-based organization, provides protection and humanitarian assistance in areas of armed conflict throughout the world. In more than 60 countries, the International Committee of the Red Cross assists and protects over 5 million conflict victims and displaced persons. The International Committee of the Red Cross is often the only international organization allowed to move freely within occupied territories, to cross combatant lines, to access prisoners or detention centers, and to act as an intermediary in prisoner of war exchanges. The United States is the largest single contributor to the International Committee of the Red Cross. The U.S. provided more than $125 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross in FY 2002. The United States has the highest regard for the difficult and often dangerous work of the more than 9,000 International Committee of the Red Cross staff in providing assistance and protection to victims of conflict. Our contributions are indicative of our strong support for its crucial role in international humanitarian assistance.

44. U.S. Contributes $62 Million To International Committee Of The Red Cross
    Media Note Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC August 20, 2003 US Contributes$62 Million to international committee of the red cross.  
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    Extractions: August 20, 2003 The United States is pleased to announce an additional contribution of $62 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross. This is the fourth contribution in response to the International Committee of the Red Cross’ 2003 emergency appeals for field operations. This brings the U.S. total FY 2003 contribution to date to the International Committee of the Red Cross to $139 million, including $10 million for its work in Iraq. The International Committee of the Red Cross, a Geneva-based organization, provides protection and humanitarian assistance to over 5,000,000 conflict victims and displaced persons in more than 60 countries worldwide. The International Committee of the Red Cross is often the only international organization allowed to move freely within occupied territories, to cross combatant lines, to access prisoners or detention centers, and to act as an intermediary in prisoner of war exchanges. It is currently a primary international organization providing humanitarian assistance in Iraq, focusing on essential water and health care services. The United States is the largest single contributor to the International Committee of the Red Cross. The U.S. provided more than $125 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross in FY 2002. The United States has the highest regard for the difficult and often dangerous work of the more than 9,000 International Committee of the Red Cross staff in providing assistance and protection to victims of conflict. Our contributions are indicative of our strong support for its crucial role in international humanitarian assistance.

45. Red Cross Finds Abuse Pattern In Iraq Prisons - The Washington Times: World - Ma
    A report by the international committee of the red cross (ICRC) made public yesterdaydocuments a long list of abuses of Iraqi prisoners by coalition forces  
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    Extractions: In such cases, it says, "persons deprived of their liberty under supervision of the Military Intelligence were at high risk of being subjected to a variety of harsh treatments, ranging from insults, threats and humiliations to both physical and psychological coercion, which in some cases was tantamount to torture."

46. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS - ICRC
    Coordonnées géographiques et internet, téléphone et télécopiede international committee of the red cross ICRC.  
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47. International Committee Of The Red Cross (Harpers.org)
    Harper s Magazine. international committee of the red cross. Sources.Events Related To international committee of the red cross.  
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    Extractions: International Committee of the Red Cross Sources Oct 27 The following day, a suicide bomber driving an ambulance struck the offices of the International Red Cross in Baghdad ; the bomb left a six-foot-deep crater and broke windows a mile away. [New York Times] This is International Committee of the Red Cross a transnational bureaucracy . It is part of Transnational Bureaucracies , which is part of , which is part of Connections , which is part of Harpers.org Navigate by Hierarchy http://harpers.org/RedCross.html Harpers.org is the website of Harper's Magazine, an American journal of literature, politics, culture, and the arts published continuously from 1850. Newsstand Current Issue Weekly Review Most Recent ... Transnational Bureaucracies International Committee of the Red Cross Bookstore Classified Advertising Search Harpers.org Syndicate © 2004 Harper's Magazine Foundation Calling Kevin Bacon . From a November 7, 2002, letter by Bob Currie, director of the Community Protection Department of the City of Westminster, to Charlotte Renwick, manager of the Ship Public House, a London pub. In Britain, dancing is prohibited in establishments without a license for "public entertainment." The letter was featured in

48. The Saudi Arabian Information Resource - Saudi Aid: International Committee Of T
    A wealth of information on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia., Saudi Aid InternationalCommittee of the Red Cross. international committee of the red cross Web Site.  
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    Extractions: var markerOn = new Image (18, 18) var markerOff = new Image (18, 18) markerOn.src = "../jpg/marker1.gif" markerOff.src = "../jpg/marker2.gif" NEWS ISSUES MAP GALLERY ... Statistical Tables Saudi Aid: International Committee of the Red Cross The International Committee of the Red Cross is an independent humanitarian foundation that works as a neutral mediator in cases of conflicts and disturbances to protect and assist the victims of world and civil wars, thus contributing to the settlement of peace in the world. The foundation provides assistance to prisoners, refugees and homeless families, as well as to Palestinian and Afghan refugees and victims of the Lebanese and the Iraq-Iran war, etc. In appreciation of the humanitarian role played by this foundation the Kingdom has contributed 750,000 Saudi Riyals per year since 1976 (1396 AH) in addition to exceptional donations in cases of emergency totaling about 79 million Saudi Riyals to support the Foundation's budget and to enable it to implement some of the projects and programs for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and the victims of the armed conflict in Lebanon and the Iraq-Iran war. International Committee of the Red Cross Web Site Search site: Related Items Main reference point: Saudi Arabian Aid

49. Afghanistan: International Committee Of The Red Cross Visits Staff Of "Shelter N
    Afghanistan international committee of the red cross visits staffof Shelter Now International . August 27, 2001 – Geneva (ICRC  
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50. Afghanistan: International Committee Of The Red Cross (ICRC) Delegate Slain - Ca
    Afghanistan international committee of the red cross (ICRC) delegateslain. Geneva (ICRC) – The International Committee of the  
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51. International Committee Of The Red Cross, Landmine Monitor Report 2003
    international committee of the red cross. The contribution of thispaper does not necessarily imply the association of the ICRC with  
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    Extractions: RESEARCH ORDER ... 4. Mine Victim assistance The contribution of this paper does not necessarily imply the association of the ICRC with views or statements made in other chapters of Landmine Monitor. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impartial, neutral and independent organisation whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of war and internal violence and to provide them with assistance. It coordinates the relief activities conducted by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in situations of armed conflict. It also endeavours to prevent suffering by promoting and strengthening humanitarian law and universal humanitarian principles. The similar effects of landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) on civilian populations call for similar humanitarian responses, including protecting affected communities, raising their awareness of the dangers posed by these devices, providing care and assistance to victims, and facilitating mine and ERW clearance for affected communities. To reduce the devastating humanitarian impact of both landmines and ERW, the ICRC carries out a range of "mine action" activities, in particular: providing or supporting curative care to tens of thousands of war wounded, including mine/ERW victims, in the form of pre-hospital care (including first aid), hospital assistance, and surgical and medical assistance;

52. INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS, Landmine Monitor Report 2002
    international committee of the red cross. The contribution of thispaper does not necessarily imply the association of the ICRC with  
    http://www.icbl.org/lm/2002/appendices/icrc.html
    
    Extractions: RESEARCH ORDER ... 4. MINE VICTIM ASSISTANCE The contribution of this paper does not necessarily imply the association of the ICRC with views or statements made in other chapters of Landmine Monitor. Efforts to rid the world of anti-personnel (AP) mines have begun to bear fruit. In countries where the Ottawa treaty's comprehensive programme of non-use of anti-personnel mines, clearance and mine awareness is being implemented, the annual number of victims has fallen dramatically. This confirms that the treaty's prescriptions are correct and effective. Notwithstanding these achievements, AP mines remain a menace and continue to bring suffering to civilian populations in many parts of the world. It is imperative to ensure universal adherence to and compliance with the treaty's provisions. States parties must meet their obligations fully by undertaking mine clearance, destroying their stockpiles within the deadlines set, and providing aid to landmine survivors. They must also adopt legislation to provide for the punishment of those who flout the treaty's provisions. Throughout 2001, the ICRC maintained its pivotal role in promoting universal adherence to and full implementation of the Ottawa treaty. The ICRC also sustained its efforts to extend assistance, including curative care and physical rehabilitation, to thousands of war-wounded including

53. The International Committee Of The Red Cross (ICRC)
    The international committee of the red cross (ICRC). http//www.icrc.org/.The ICRC s mission is an impartial, neutral and independent  
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54. International Committee Of The Red Cross - Aid (*Cambodia: NGO*)
    international committee of the red cross. Organisation Name, InternationalCommittee of the Red Cross. Country, Cambodia. Classification, NGO.  
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    Extractions: Signposts Home Whats New - Contacts Search Submit Contacts ... Help Signposts is part of the the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism (ACIJ) . The content is maintained by the Signposts team on a regular basis. The Contacts module is updated from linked databases, automatically, on a daily basis. Concept and development by Social Change Online Date record created: 29 Jul 96

55. Report Of The International Committee Of The Red Cross (ICRC) On The Treatment B
    Report of the international committee of the red cross (ICRC) on the Treatment bythe Coalition Forces of Prisoners of War and other Protected Persons by the  
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    Extractions: During Arrest, Internment and Interrogation February 2004 Executive Summary Introduction 1. Treatment during arrest 1.1 Notification to families and information for arrestees 2. Treatment during transfer and initial custody 3. Treatment during interrogation 3.1 Methods of ill-treatment 3.2 Military Intelligence section, Abu Ghraib Correctional Facility 3.3 Umm Qasr (JFIT) and Camp Bucca (JIF/ICE) 3.4 Previous action taken by the ICRC in 2003 on the issue of treatment 3.5 Allegations of ill-treatment by the Iraqi police 4. Treatment in regular internment facilities 4.1 General conditions of treatment 4.2 "High Value Detainees" section. Baghdad International Airport 5. Disproportionate and excessive use of force against persons deprived of their liberty by the detaining authorities 6. Seizure and confiscation of personal belongings of persons deprived of their liberty 7. Exposure of persons deprived of their liberty to danger tasks 8. Protection of persons deprived of their liberty against shelling EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In its "Report on the Treatment by the Coalition Forces of Prisoners of War and other protected persons in Iraq", the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) draws the attention of the Coalition Forces (hereafter called "the CF") to a number of serious violations of International Humanitarian Law. These violations have been documented and sometimes observed while visiting prisoners of war, civilian internees and other protected persons by the Geneva Conventions (hereafter called persons deprived of their liberty when their status is not specifically mentioned) in Iraq between March and November 2003. During its visits to places of internment of the CF, the !CRC collected allegations during private interviews with persons deprived of their liberty relating to the treatment by the CF of protected persons during their capture, arrest, transfer, internment and interrogation.

56. Unimondo - Homepage>Partner>{intl-partnerdirectory}>International Committee Of T
    Translate this page international committee of the red cross. The Address. International Committeeof the Red Cross 19 avenue de la Paix CH 1202 Geneva. Paese.  
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    Extractions: Homepage Partner International Committee of the Red Cross Cerca in Unimondo Siti OneWorld OneWorld.net OneWorld Africa OneWorld Austria OneWorld Canada OneWorld Finland OneWorld Italy OneWorld Latin America OneWorld Netherlands OneWorld South Asia OneWorld Spain OneWorld SouthEast Europe OneWorld UK OneWorld United States AIDSChannel CanalSIDA Digital Opportunity Kids Channel LearningChannel ATTUALITA' APPROFONDIMENTI PARTNER ATTIVARSI ... EDIZIONI sabato, 05 giugno, 2004 La partnership

57. International Committee Of The Red Cross :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information G
    international committee of the red cross. Online Encyclopedia Theinternational committee of the red cross (ICRC) is a committee  
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    Extractions: The International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC ) is a committee of Swiss nationals (the committee appoints new members to itself to replace those who resign or die) which leads the international Red Cross movement, and has special responsibilities under international humanitarian law. Its key responsibility is to maintain support and respect for international humanitarian law , which serves to protect the victims of armed conflict This content from wikipedia is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License Power Supplies Hardware Information Law Advice

58. BRC: ICRC
    The international committee of the red cross (ICRC) is an independent private humanitarianinstitution acting as a neutral intermediary in armed conflicts.  
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    Extractions: Red Cross The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an independent private humanitarian institution acting as a neutral intermediary in armed conflicts. Basing its actions on the International Humanitarian Law whose initiator it is, the ICRC provides protection and assistance to the victims, no matter whether they are prisoners-of-war or interned civilians, wounded or sick, displaced persons or population in occupied territories. The ICRC can offer its services to the victims of internal disturbances and tension, which are not provided for by the 1949 Geneva Conventions. ICRC delegates visit and improve the situation of political detainees. In order to successfully fulfill its tasks, the ICRC has a considerable administrative and operative structure in its Headquarters in Geneva. Delegates of ICRC work in the hottest and most problematic regions of the world. There is a Central Tracing Agency at the ICRC whose activities include receiving, registering, conveying information to the relatives of victims of armed conflicts; searching for missing persons; reuniting-separated families; issuing of different documents and references, e.g. certificates of captivity, etc. The Birth of an Idea The Emblem International Committee of the Red Cross National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ... How Do Other People Learn About Us?

59. Australian Red Cross
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    Extractions: Home About Us Welcome to Australian Red Cross Since 1914 Australian Red Cross has been responding to the needs of Australians in suburbs and towns right across the country. Through war, drought, flood and fire our volunteers have responded willingly and risen to the task with a passion and commitment that has become renowned. Its a reputation that is richly deserved, embodying the universal spirit of the Red Cross. For many volunteers, such as our emergency services teams, it's a 24 hour a day, seven day a week commitment to helping people whose lives have been touched by tragedy or disaster. A fire destroys a family home ... A bus carrying young children overturns on winding road ... Floodwaters threaten a nursing home. You can be sure that Australian Red Cross volunteers will be there, offering practical assistance and support at any time of the day or night - no questions asked. Today we have more than 32,000 trained volunteers and deliver over 60 local programs and services around Australia mostly funded by public donation and corporate partnerships. We are part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, the largest humanitarian organisation in the world with more than 97 million volunteers worldwide. We are independent of government and are without any political, religious or cultural affiliation.

60. International Committee Of The Red Cross (ICRC) - Home English
    international committee of the red cross. go to top of page Copyright© 2004 international committee of the red cross, 1205-2004.  
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    Extractions: (Chinese) Discover the ICRC A brief overview of the organization's major activities The missing A major ICRC initiative FAQ Frequently asked questions about ICRC operations and issues The Geneva Conventions The basis of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) IHL databases Treaties and National implementation Jobs at ICRC Employment opportunities and information ICRC Catalogue Publications, periodicals, videos International Movement International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement Related sites Includes links to Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ICRC president Jakob Kellenberger, in an article for the London Financial Times, says the organization unreservedly condemns indiscriminate terrorist attacks, but insists that the response to them must remain within the framework of the law. He states that international humanitarian law was specifically designed to take account of both state security needs and individual rights.

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