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Significados de international red cross em inglês

russo
красный полумесяц
português
movimento internacional da cruz vermelha e do crescente vermelho
catalão
ircrcm
espanhol
cruz roja
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The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is an international humanitarian movement.

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Uso de international red cross em inglês
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The International Red Cross estimates up to 26 million could be affected.
News.com.au
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He said the money raised will be given to the International Red Cross.
Radio NZ
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Russia has not contributed financially to the International Red Cross in recent times.
Reuters
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The International Red Cross has formally declared the Syrian conflict a civil war.
BBC
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A Swiss official of the International Red Cross was abducted in Gaza City.
The Guardian
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She had traced me through friends in the International Red Cross.
Carrion comfort
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Six International Red Cross staff were killed near Bunia, northeast Congo, in April.
The Guardian
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The supranational exhibitors include the International Red Cross & the Council of Customs Cooperation.
The new yorker
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Diplomats have been working with the International Red Cross to locate the Irish nationals.
The Irish Times
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Representatives of the International Red Cross-Red Crescent have also departed.
The Irish Times
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The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement has an estimated 12 million volunteers worldwide.
Reuters
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Occasional sporting information from back home reaches them through the International Red Cross in Switzerland.
The new yorker
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They don't follow the codes which the International Red Cross imposes, so there's no closure.
The Guardian
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The ceremony was coordinated by the International Red Cross.
The Irish Times
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The International Red Cross says communities in Vanuatu need to be better prepared for future cyclones.
Radio NZ
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Its global social services organisation, Caritas, is second only in size to the International Red Cross.
The Guardian