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![Show details for [<span class="VGA">Chapter 01 : Specific nature of Red Cross and Red Crescent action</span>]](/icons/expand.gif) | Chapter 01 : Specific nature of Red Cross and Red Crescent action |
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 | Chapter 02 : International humanitarian law (IHL) and protection in armed conflict and other situations of armed violence |
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| Government |
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| Section 2.1. Treaties of IHL: adhesion and ratification |
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| Section 2.2. Customary international humanitarian law:promotion and enforcement |
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| Section 2.3. National implementation of IHL |
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| Section 2.4. Training, education and dissemination of IHL |
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| Section 2.5. Sanction mechanisms in response to violations of IHL |
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| Section 2.6. Weapons and IHL |
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| Section 2.7. Other areas of protection and assistance in armed conflict |
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| Section 2.8. The dignity of persons missing and their families |
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| Section 2.9. Media safety and IHL for media |
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| Chapter 03 : Preparedness and response to disasters |
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| Chapter 04 : The humanitarian consequences of environmental deterioration and climate change |
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| Chapter 05 : Humanitarian concerns generated by international migration |
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| Chapter 06 : Violence, in particular in urban settings |
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| Chapter 07 : Emergent and recurrent diseases and other public health challenges |
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| Chapter 08 : Restoring Family Links (RFL) |
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