Doesn’t anyone hear this scream of pain? Isn’t there any institution left in the world that can give the justice to the oppressed people? Isn’t there any power of humanity be able to stop the oppression of the oppressor?
What a dark world for future generations, how encouraging…

International humanitarian law is clear on the principle of proportionality: (Article 51(5) (b) API) states that even if there is a clear military target it is not possible to attack it if the expected harm to civilians, or civilian property, is excessive in relation to the…

🟥 We travel from village to village with our mobile health vehicles and continue to meet the health needs of people affected by quakes. #Earthquake

🟥 We continue to provide hot meals to affected people in the earthquake zone. #Earthquake

[ #𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗛𝗜𝗖 ]

🔹 166.671.729 Hot Meal
🔹 349 Mobile Kitchen
🔹 1.911 Volunteers

With the help of our volunteers, we are working on the field to reduce people’s suffering in the earthquake area.

We wish you all a #MerryChristmas ! and happy new year ❤️

I gave a conference on the topic of Health care & Disaster Medicine in War and Conflict Zones' at the Public Health Congress.

The importance of Public Health and Disaster Medicine disciplines is increasing day by day. We will continue to provide scientific support to the field

Our psychosocial support teams are on the ground all over Düzce.

Our teams are trying to reduce the psychological consequence of the earthquake by providing psychological support to citizens who took to the streets with fear after the earthquake.

A 5.9-magnitude #earthquake hit western Turkiye, causing many injuries and people out of their homes.

Turkish Türk Kızılay International are at the forefront of the response, providing assistance to affected people.

In the immediate aftermath of the 5.9-magnitude #earthquake that hit Turkey's #Düzce Province, Türk Kızılay launched a relief operation to assist affected people.

.Türk Kızılay International teams are rushing to provide emergency shelter to those who are still alive, today.

Killing of civilians is not normal when it happens in Syria or when it keeps happening for over 12 years.

Everyone counts.

Stop targeting and killing civilians.

Today, yet again, air strikes caused civilian lives in IDP camps in #Idlib , #Syria .

While humanitarians strive to provide better shelter for displaced civilians, today’s brutality and ugly tactics in conflicts make nowhere safe.

Shame on those fighting on civilians.

We are aware that We must put local first if we’re going to solve the climate crisis. But first, we need a global consensus to set off. That's why we attach real importance to #COP27 . See our demands 👇🏼

In the lead-up to #COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt on 7–18 November 2022, IFRC and RCRC Societies are scaling up public, donor, and government engagement - positioning climate change as a dire humanitarian emergency. #ClimateChangedMe

In 10 years, a staggering 1.7 billion people were directly impacted by climate-related events. >400,000 people lost their lives due to the disasters caused by climate change. Türkiye is also among the most affected countries and Türk Kızılay International is on the ground to respond. #COP27

#ClimateChange is already having devastating humanitarian consequences for billions of people around the 🌍, exacting the heaviest toll on the lives of the most vulnerable. This is no longer a projection for the future. It's happening now and it’s a global emergency. #COP27

Dear @ElonMusk as the humanitarian sector, we have great expectations from you and @Twitter with the accurate information and responsible social media governance, we as humanitarian actors and social media can take great strides in relieving human suffering. Türk Kızılay International

Towards 2023, we convened with our Provincial Branches and HQs in Ankara to review and further;

♦️ 2030 Vision and Strategic Plan
♦️ Good practises and learnings.
♦️ Future Operations and Projects
♦️ Resource Mobilisation, Governance and Risk Management
♦️ Kızılay Investment

I am pleased to participate in and address the Risk Communication and Community Engagement School organised by WHO/Europe, in Istanbul, Türkiye.

Ensuring community engagement and accountability are at the core of our humanitarian action.

A large humanitarian community here will always remember you with your courage, leadership and efforts that we felt in every second of these last four years.

You kept the focus on those who need our support and inspired the innovation and cooperation.

Thank you Mark
Mark Cutts