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Biden expresses grave concern , tells rocket fire must cease

Biden expresses grave concern , tells rocket fire must cease Published: 9:49 PM, May 16, 2021 Palestinians inspect their house, after it was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. - AFP SHARE WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden expressed his grave concern over violence in Israel and Gaza in a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Saturday while separately telling Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas that Hamas must cease firing rockets. Speaking on the sixth day of a paroxysm of Israeli-Palestinian violence that has left scores dead or wounded, Biden expressed his strong support for Israel s right to defend itself against rocket attacks by Hamas and other activist groups, in his call with Netanyahu, while also emphasising his clear concern over the deadly flare-up and casualties on both sides.

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International Committee of the Red Cross Backs Killer Robot Ban

An ambulance with a red cross and bullet holes is exhibited at the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland, November 2017. © 2017 Martial Trezzini/Keystone via AP The Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is calling on governments to ban fully autonomous weapons. ICRC President Peter Maurer said yesterday that he hopes the humanitarian organization’s public backing for new legally binding rules to prohibit and regulate autonomous weapons will help spur “political action at the international level” and “collectively draw a line that is in the interest of people” and “ultimately, our shared humanity.” As technology develops rapidly, the ICRC has found that the laws of war “do not provide all the answers” to ensure that commanders and weapon operators retain sufficient human control over weapons systems.

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Red Cross condemns horrific sexual violence in Ethiopia s Tigray

JUNIOR D.KANNAH / AFP Robert Mardini of Red Cross said the organisation s staff in Tigray were hearing first-hand of extreme sexual violence. Mardini said the reports were extremely horrific and shocking He said the organisation s top priority was to prevent these incidents from happening again. The Red Cross voiced alarm Thursday over horrific accounts of sexual violence in Ethiopia s conflict-hit Tigray region, amid fears that rape was being used as a weapon of war. Robert Mardini, director-general of the Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross, said the organisation s staff in hospitals and clinics in the region were hearing first-hand of extreme sexual violence.

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Switzerland urged to do more for Syria

Switzerland urged to do more forÂ SyriaÂ Â March 15 will mark ten years since the start of the conflict in Syria, and there is no sign of an end. It has had a devastating effect, including on young people, a survey found. Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. With theÂ SyrianÂ conflict about to enter its eleventh year,Â CaritasÂ has called onÂ Switzerland toÂ do moreÂ forÂ thatÂ country.Â Â This content was published on March 10, 2021 - 12:50 March 10, 2021 - 12:50 swissinfo.ch/jc See in other languages: 2 At an online press conference on Wednesday,Â the Swiss chapter of the charity CaritasÂ called for Swiss authorities toÂ recognise thousands ofÂ provisionally admitted SyriansÂ in SwitzerlandÂ as refugees, and to provide moreÂ funds for humanitarian andÂ long-termÂ development aid for the population in Syria.Â

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