We need safe access to work: Protect humanitarian personnel | World Humanitarian Day 2026 @ICRC
We need safe access to work: Protect humanitarian personnel | World Humanitarian Day 2026  @ICRC
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
When humanitarian workers are attacked, people affected by armed conflict pay the price.

Without safe and sustained humanitarian access, families can be left without food, clean water and life-saving care. Detainees, prisoners of war and people living in hard-to-reach areas can remain unseen and unprotected.

The ICRC works in conflict-affected areas to reconnect families, visit detainees, support health care, restore water systems and deliver essential assistance.

Protect humanitarian workers. Protect humanitarian access.
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We need safe access to work: Protect humanitarian personnel | World Humanitarian Day 2026

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