Solferino Manifesto

The Solferino Manifesto, adopted in 1863, was a call for humanitarian action inspired by the Battle of Solferino. It urged nations and organizations to establish neutral, impartial aid for wounded soldiers, regardless of sides. This document emphasized the moral obligation to care for war victims and laid the groundwork for the creation of the International Red Cross, promoting principles of neutrality, neutrality, and humanity in conflict zones worldwide. It marked a significant step toward formalizing international humanitarian principles and the protection of those affected by war.