A. To avoid taking sides and to provide assistance impartially
B. To influence the outcome of the conflict
C. To promote political agendas
D. To support only the government side in conflicts
A. Paris
B. Geneva
C. London
D. New York
A. To raise military forces
B. To provide humanitarian aid and support Red Cross programs
C. To draft international treaties
D. To manage global political relations
A. Providing neutral assistance to the wounded
B. Ensuring protection for medical personnel and facilities
C. Delivering arms and ammunition
D. Promoting international humanitarian law
A. 1881
B. 1921
C. 1949
D. 1963
A. Only Europe
B. Only Africa
C. Global scope, across all continents
D. Only Asia and the Middle East
A. They manage the evacuation of civilians to military camps
B. They provide medical, food, water, and shelter assistance
C. They help with diplomatic negotiations
D. They form military units to restore order
A. Engage in combat missions
B. Protect civilians from being harmed during warfare
C. Support the military objectives of one side
D. Provide financial assistance for war efforts
A. Only soldiers
B. Only civilians in non-combat zones
C. Wounded and sick soldiers, prisoners of war, and civilians
D. Only government officials
A. Unity
B. Neutrality
C. Impartiality
D. Voluntary Service
