Key points
- The Ukrainian Red Cross conducted a September school on international humanitarian law for representatives of state bodies.
- More than 65 people participated, including members of the Interagency Commission on the Application of IHL Norms.
- Participants worked on cases and exchanged experience with representatives of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
- Sessions were led by Ukrainian and international experts.
The Ukrainian Red Cross conducted a September school of international humanitarian law for representatives of state bodies.
More than 65 people participated in the school, including members of the Interagency Commission on the Application and Implementation of IHL Norms in Ukraine.
Participants discussed issues of international humanitarian law, worked on cases and exchanged experience with representatives of state bodies and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
IHL is part of our daily reality. Under its norms stand civilians, wounded and sick, medical personnel, humanitarian workers, families waiting for their loved ones, and other persons protected by IHL.
–
– President of the Ukrainian Red Cross Maksym Dotsenko.
Training sessions were led by Ukrainian and international experts, representatives of state bodies and national Red Cross and Red Crescent societies.
Read also:
Diia launches voting for a landmark Ukrainian book of the last five years
