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International Review of the Red Cross Archive, Volume 30 - December 1990

Contents

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Miscellaneous

Books and Reviews

Latin America

Field Operations

  • El Salvador

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    13 January 2010, pp. 39-42

  • The ICRC carried out its protection and assistance work in El Salvador in 1990, in accordance with the provisions of Article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions and with Additional Protocol II. After the major offensive launched by the FMLN in November 1989, plans for the coming year had to be postponed, as immediate needs for emergency medical care, evacuation of the wounded and protection and registration of security detainees took priority. This emergency period continued into 1990, until the curfew was lifted on 1 February. Despite the obvious extra workload resulting from this violent period, projects originally planned for 1990 picked up again after this date, alongside efforts to deal with the aftermath of the fighting.

In the Red Cross and Red Crescent World

  • Statutory meetings in Geneva (30 April-4 May 1990)

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    13 January 2010, pp. 274-276
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Front matter

  • RCE volume 30 issue 277 Cover and Front matter

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    13 January 2010, pp. f1-f4
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  • RCE volume 30 issue 279 Cover and Front matter

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    20 April 2017, pp. f1-f6
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Back matter

  • RCE volume 30 issue 279 Cover and Back matter

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    20 April 2017, pp. b1-b2
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Latin America

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  • Guatemala

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    13 January 2010, p. 42

  • Cooperation with the Guatemalan Red Cross was a priority in 1990 and many facets of National Society work were touched upon, the ICRC offering assistance in the following ways: training staff; setting up a dissemination department within the National Society, which would eventually take over the training of their own staff; determining the needs of civilian victims of the conflict by conducting thorough surveys with the National Society to evaluate those needs and the best ways of meeting them.

Miscellaneous

Back matter

  • RCE volume 30 issue 277 Cover and Back matter

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    13 January 2010, pp. b1-b2
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Latin America

Field Operations

  • Nicaragua

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    13 January 2010, pp. 42-43

  • Following the elections in March, the cease-fire agreement of April 1990 and the subsequent end of the conflict in Nicaragua, the situation in the country no longer came under the ICRC's mandate. For this reason, the network of ICRC sub-delegations and offices, which was set up over the years to offer protection and assistance to the direct and indirect victims of the conflict, was dismantled in the course of the year and the delegation's expatriate staff was reduced from 20 to 8 by December.

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