Red Cross

Nicaragua Orders Red Cross to Cease Operations as Daniel Ortega's Crackdown on Dissent Continues

In a continued crackdown on dissent, Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega takes a new turn by targeting the Red Cross.

Red Cross Month: Assembling a Basic Survival Kit

In times of crisis and disasters, it is always better to be safe than to be sorry. Consider a three-day or two-week stock of water and food supplies at home, spare batteries, a first-aid kit, essential medications, cell phone chargers, extra money and lamps.

Red Cross Reaches War-Torn Syrian Towns, Brings Loads of Food and Aid to 40,000 Victims

Red Cross delivered much needed supplies to war-torn Syrian towns of Madaya, Kefraya and Fuaa. After resorting to boiling soup made of grass and eating pet cats, the war-torn Syrian refugees will finally receive much needed food and other supplies.

New Report Accuses Red Cross of Mishandling $500M in Donations to Help Haiti

Following the massive earthquake that stuck Haiti in 2010, a new report from ProPublica and NPR revealed that the American Red Cross (ARC) has only managed to build six permanent homes with the $500 million in donations that they raised towards the Haiti relief effort.

Gas Explosion Collapses Mexico Cuajimalpa Maternal Children's Hospital: Mexican Residents Rush to Save Babies in Nursery [Pic]

A gas blast killed some people at a maternity and children's hospital in Mexico City Thursday, the Associated Post reported.

Ukraine & Russia News in Donetsk: Red Cross Worker Killed in Rebel-Held City

Red Cross worker killed in rebel-held Ukraine town from shells A Red Cross worker in Ukraine was killed Thursday after mortar shells hit near the office in the rebel-held city of Donetsk, the Associated Press reported.

Syria News: Number of Refugees Exceed 3 Million; Lebanon, Turkey & Jordan Among Top Destinations

Most of the refugees fled the violence and the crumbling medical and utility infrastructure and now live in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan.

Ukraine Crisis News 2014: Ukraine Allows Russian Aid Convoys to Enter the Country

Ukrainian officials held a convoy of 16 trucks at the border because they were afraid it was a Trojan, and have criticized the items on board.
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