International Red Cross

The International Red Cross is a humanitarian organization dedicated to helping people affected by conflict and disasters. Founded in 1863, it works to provide emergency assistance, medical care, and support to those in need, regardless of nationality or background. The organization operates globally, promoting humanitarian principles, protecting human rights, and preparing for emergencies. The Red Cross is known for its emblem—a red cross on a white background—which symbolizes its mission to alleviate human suffering and uphold dignity during crises. It plays a crucial role in disaster response, health services, and advocating for peace and compassion worldwide.