What humanitarian work means to our colleagues in Myanmar | World Humanitarian Day 2026 @ICRC
What humanitarian work means to our colleagues in Myanmar | World Humanitarian Day 2026  @ICRC
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 57 minutes ago
In Myanmar, humanitarian work can mean navigating difficult routes, changing security conditions and the pressure of reaching people with timely assistance.

Across different regions of the country, our colleagues share what that work looks like and what it means to them.
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