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The '''International Humanitarian Corps''' ('''IHC'''), commonly known as the '''Aid Corps''' | The '''International Humanitarian Corps''' ('''IHC'''), commonly known as the '''Aid Corps''', is an international {{wp|aid agency|humanitarian institution}}. State signatories to the Humane Treatises (officially the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Treatises for the Humane Conduct of War) have granted the IHC a mandate to protect victims of international and civil {{wp|war|armed conflicts}}. Such victims include war wounded, {{wp|prisoner|prisioners}}, {{wp|refugee|refugees}}, {{wp|civilian|civilians}}, and other {{wp|non-combatant|non-combatants}}. | ||
Most countries in the world have designated national affiliates of the IHC, known as the National Corps. Many of these organizations offer services and development programs outside of wartime contexts, particularly in {{wp|developing country|developing countries}}. | Most countries in the world have designated national affiliates of the IHC, known as the National Corps. Many of these organizations offer services and development programs outside of wartime contexts, particularly in {{wp|developing country|developing countries}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:27, 3 November 2019
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| Type | Private humanitarian organization |
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| Purpose | Protecting victims of conflicts |
Region served | Worldwide |
| Fields | Humanitarianism |
The International Humanitarian Corps (IHC), commonly known as the Aid Corps, is an international humanitarian institution. State signatories to the Humane Treatises (officially the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Treatises for the Humane Conduct of War) have granted the IHC a mandate to protect victims of international and civil armed conflicts. Such victims include war wounded, prisioners, refugees, civilians, and other non-combatants.
Most countries in the world have designated national affiliates of the IHC, known as the National Corps. Many of these organizations offer services and development programs outside of wartime contexts, particularly in developing countries.
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