Ever wondered what it means to have laws of war? What the link is between Red Cross and the Geneva Conventions? What it means for Red Cross to be neutral? Red Cross offers a free interactive workshop that introduces you to International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and answers your questions about Red Cross.
What is it about?
This workshop covers the history and origins of Red Cross, an overview of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and its Fundamental Principles, the laws of war and military principles of IHL, as well as information on the protective emblems including the Red Cross, Red Crescent and Red Crystal.
Who can go?
This event is open to members of the wider public, professionals, tertiary students, journalists, secondary and tertiary educators, and anyone with an interest in international law and international relations.
Workshop details
| Date: |
Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd September 2008 (two half days) |
| Time: |
9:00am – 12.00pm (refreshments provided) |
| Venue: |
The Council Room
Red Cross
110 Goderich Street, East Perth |
| RSVP: |
by Wednesday 27 August to Clancy Read, International Humanitarian Law Officer.
Ph: (08) 9225 1957
Email: cread@redcross.org.au |
Download the flier below for more information.
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