When humanitarian personnel are attacked, people affected by armed conflict pay the price.
On World Humanitarian Day, we call for humanitarian personnel to be protected and for safe access to reach those who need help most.
Protect humanitarian personnel. Protect safe
📍Sudan | When Rowaida fled the armed conflict while pregnant, with her children and father, she had to leave loved ones behind.
Today, she lives in a camp for internally displaced people, working to provide for her children while living with the uncertainty of not knowing what
The fate of missing persons and the dignity of the dead remain urgent humanitarian and legal obligations that cannot be ignored.
Learn more about the obligations for non-state armed groups and how they can implement them👉🏽 ms.spr.ly/6018arUHI
In armed conflicts, AI systems can fail, be manipulated or produce unreliable results. That is why decisions involving the use of force must remain under meaningful human control.
Machines may support judgement. They must never replace human responsibility.
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📍Nigeria | Maryam lost four of her eight children to armed conflict and never got to see their bodies.
Ten years ago, her husband also went missing, leaving her to raise the children who remain while carrying the uncertainty of not knowing what happened to him.
