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Red Cross to shed nearly 2,900 jobs, scale back budget

Red Cross to shed nearly 2,900 jobs, scale back budget

  • The cuts mean the organization will need to reduce the equivalent of around 2,900 full-time positions worldwide, the ICRC said, which currently counts more than 18,000 staff worldwide
By AFP ·
ICRC warns of ‘pattern of violence’ against aid workers in Gaza, Sudan

ICRC warns of ‘pattern of violence’ against aid workers in Gaza, Sudan

By AFP ·
Red Cross has received remains of 2 more Hamas hostages to be given to Israel

Red Cross has received remains of 2 more Hamas hostages to be given to Israel

By AP ·
Red Cross confirms office closures in Niger and the departure of its foreign staff

Red Cross confirms office closures in Niger and the departure of its foreign staff

By AP ·
EU top diplomat demands probe into Gaza Red Cross office shelling

EU top diplomat demands probe into Gaza Red Cross office shelling

By AFP ·
Frankly Speaking: inteview with Fabrizio Carboni, Regional director for Near and Middle East of ICRC

Frankly Speaking: inteview with Fabrizio Carboni, Regional director for Near and Middle East of ICRC

By Arab News ·
Red Cross says gunmen kill two of its drivers in Sudan

Red Cross says gunmen kill two of its drivers in Sudan

By AFP ·
Vital surgical supplies reach seven hospitals in Sudan’s capital Khartoum

Vital surgical supplies reach seven hospitals in Sudan’s capital Khartoum

By Arab News ·
ICRC calls for ceasefire in Sudan to be respected

ICRC calls for ceasefire in Sudan to be respected

By Lynn Tehini ·
Update A freed detainee, released unilaterally by Saudi Arabia, embraces a relative at Sanaa Airport.

ICRC: Unilateral release of 104 former detainees from Abha to Sanaa, Aden

By Arab News ·
Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

By Arab News ·
Red Cross chief sees ‘glimmer of hope’ in Ukraine

Red Cross chief sees ‘glimmer of hope’ in Ukraine

By AFP ·
Red Cross warns aid groups not enough to stave off Afghan humanitarian crisis

Red Cross warns aid groups not enough to stave off Afghan humanitarian crisis

By Reuters ·

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