Article 20 April 2021 India
A little over a year the COVID19 pandemic brought the world down to its knees. No country was spared of it wrath, revealing how vulnerable we are to disasters and emergencies. Climate change is one such disaster looming over us.
In a digital conversation hosted by the ICRC, New Delhi, in partnership with the O. P. Jindal Global University, Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability (JSES), experts got together to unpack the impact of disasters and conflict on displacement from the lens of environmental degradation, limited access to public health and other essential services as well as explore other factors contributing to both internal displacement and forced environmental migration.
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ICRC gives pre-deployment training to Fiji Corrections staff bound for South Sudan
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Suva, Fiji (ICRC) Twenty officers from the Fiji Corrections Service who will be deployed for one year on a UN mission to South Sudan attended a pre-deployment training facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Suva today. The one-day workshop briefed the participants on the humanitarian situation in conflict-affected South Sudan to prepare them for what they may find once deployed in the world s youngest country. The workshop covered some general sessions on South Sudan and the ICRC work in the country and sessions more specifically catering for the corrections officers, such as on International Human Rights and South Sudanese Law, International Detention Standards, COVID-19 in places of detention and sexual violence , said Mr Björn Rahm, ICRC Protection Coordinator in Suva
Suva, Fiji (ICRC) – Twenty officers from the Fiji Corrections Service who will be deployed for one year on a UN mission to South Sudan attended a pre-deployment training facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Suva today. The one-day workshop briefed the participants on the humanitarian situation in conflict-affected South Sudan to prepare them for what they may find once deployed in the world s youngest country. The workshop covered some general sessions on South Sudan and the ICRC work in the country and sessions more specifically catering for the corrections officers, such as on International Human Rights and South Sudanese Law, International Detention Standards, COVID-19 in places of detention and sexual violence , said Mr Björn Rahm, ICRC Protection Coordinator in Suva
North West: Tubah Mayor Encourages Massive Testing
The commitment of the
Mayor of Tubah Council to keep the municipality safe, in the face of the killer Covid-19 pandemic is evident in sensitization efforts being taken to virtually every public space. The
Mayor Tanjong Martin and his deputies were on the streets and Bambili market on April 7, 2021 to reinforce barrier measures against the killer with some 93 infected persons enrolled for treatment in the Subdivision between March 7-13, 2021.Lire aussi : Democracy With Cameroon’s Characteristics
The second wave of the virus has not spared the municipality and it is against this backdrop that the council authorities took free Covid-19 testing kits to the