Humanitarian Charter

The Humanitarian Charter is a guiding set of principles that underpins the work of organizations responding to emergencies and crises. It emphasizes the right of vulnerable populations to receive life-saving aid, respecting their dignity and rights. The Charter advocates for impartial assistance, meaning help is provided based on need, regardless of race, religion, or political beliefs. It also highlights the importance of accountability and the responsibility of aid organizations to act ethically and efficiently. Essentially, it establishes a moral framework ensuring support is delivered fairly, humanely, and with respect to affected communities’ rights and dignity.