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María Inés Sadonio Sasia la unión hace la fuerza rezar y tratar de juntos unirnos por la paz mundial
Cristian Gasaly
se mejor persona marca la diferencia somos una familia de 6000 millones de persona compartimos
con 25 millones de especies marca la diferencia eres lo que ases y no lo que dices marca la diferencia
se mejor persona
Fany Ayala
hetp://www.marchamundial.org/
creo que ya que no esta en nuestras manos poder hacer mucho por la situacion de
estos paises,x lo menos aqui nos informa y vamos a unirnos todos para que se
consiga algun dia la paz en el mundo!!
Our world. Your move. Gaza: one year after war, still no prospect of decent life
www.icrc.org
Nearly a year after the devastating three-week military operation in the Gaza Strip that began on 27 December 2008, most of the 1.5 million people in the territory are still struggling to rebuild their lives and their economy.
Editor’s note: This week leading up to the 5-year, 26 December anniversary of the tsunami disaster, we will share a snapshot of life almost five years after the cataclysmic event.Khatijah, Indonesi...more
Jet Li, supporter of Our world. Your move. campaignThe tsunami of 2004 was a life changing experience for me. Having barely escaped death, I gathered with survivors in Maldives awaiting rescue. I...more
Senegalese singer Ismael Lo with children at Ta Ta Fa school in Dakar, Senegal. Ismael Lo founded the school in 2000. It has 600 pupils from kindergarten to 7th class. 30 October, 2009. Photo: Ricc...more
Alshouha Rajae thes not our world , this s america world
Sifiso Hlophe Merry Christmas and a Prosperuos New Year hope next year we wil do much better to reach further.
Jordi
Dear friends, chère volontaires: in Copenhagen the final hours have
come... if we take 10 seconds to close our eyes and think together
about the BEST achievement for all countries, the world leaders WILL
notice and make that BIG step... 10... 9... 8... 7... 6... 5... 4...
3... 2... 1... (we are all ONE :)
-we can do it together at 12:00 GMT-
Sifiso Hlophe Im proud that i was part of the team who commited to make a move in Baphalali Swaziland Red Cross to make ther move coz our world is in a mess
RC Bautista December 11, 2009 - The President of the Republic of the Philippines signed Republic Act 9851 which penalizes violations of IHL like war crimes and genocide. This is a landmark legislation which was successfully lobbied by the Philippine Red Cross and part of its contribution to the Global Campaign and more specially t...o the observance of the 60th year of the Geneva Conventions. We thank the ICRC for its technical support and all the staff and volunteers who joined us in our numerous visits to the Philippine Senate and House of Representatives! Mabuhay!
Our world. Your move. Who do you think should be raising awareness on climate change?
Bhupinder Tomar, IFRC climate change expert and currently at the climate change conference in CopenhagenEditor’s note: In the midst of COP15, the issue of who is best positioned to discuss cl...more
Our world. Your move.
TIME Magazine is featuring one of James Nachtwey’s Our World – At War photos in its “Year in Pictures” collection. (Check out page 56 of the 21 December special edition of the magazine, which is currently out on newsstands.)
The Our World – At War exhibit is part of the Our world. Your move. campaign and is traveling t...o over 40 countries worldwide. Here’s what James writes about the image: “This picture was made at a rehabilitation center in Kabul, run by the International Committee of the Red Cross, where prosthetics are made by Afghans, and all the physical therapists who help train their countrymen to walk again are amputees themselves. It’s not only physical rehabilitation but psychological. It’s very uplifting. I think it’s important to focus on the Afghans. The people there are not necessarily involved in the fighting – they are just civilians who have been caught in it.”
