CLEAN : Aid workers directly targeted in conflict ICRC

The transcript discusses the changing nature of warfare, focusing on conflicts within societies rather than between countries. It highlights the increasing targeting of health facilities and workers, emphasizing the impact on healthcare systems in conflict zones like Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen. The Red Cross's role in addressing these challenges is also mentioned.

How has the nature of war changed according to the speaker?

• Wars have become less frequent.

• Wars are now only fought in rural areas.

• Wars are increasingly occurring within societies.

• Wars are now fought more between countries.

What is a significant change in how conflicts affect healthcare, as mentioned by the speaker?

• Healthcare facilities are now considered safe zones.

• Health workers are less targeted than before.

• Healthcare facilities and workers are now deliberate targets.

• There is no change in how conflicts affect healthcare.

What is the primary focus of parties in conflict regarding population control?

• To ensure safety of civilians

• To provide more healthcare facilities

• To promote peace talks

• To exert pressure on hospitals and medical services

Which countries are mentioned as examples where healthcare has been impacted by conflict?

• Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh

• Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey

• Iraq, Libya, and Egypt

• Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen

What critical issue will be discussed at the Red Cross Red Crescent conference?

• The history of the Red Cross

• The economic cost of war

• The impact of war on healthcare systems

• The role of technology in war