What do our armed and security forces delegates do? | Working for the ICRC
The ICRC's armed and security forces delegates (known as "FAS delegates" from the French acronym "forces armées et de sécurité") are at the heart of our humanitarian action. They maintain dialogue between the ICRC and all arms bearers, in order to ensure that we can help the victims of conflict under acceptable security conditions. Compliance with the law of war and the essential elements of international human rights law is another central aspect of their work. This applies to contacts with regular armed forces, the police, irregular forces and non-State groups.

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What is a Cooperation Delegate | Working for the ICRC

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Extreme Military Training: What It Takes to Become Ukrainian Special Ops

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GIGN: Diplomatic extractions in hostile territory

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How do we maintain relations with Police & Security Forces Delegates? | Working for the ICRC

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Friends turned foes: The split reshaping Senegal | Talk to Al Jazeera

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I investigated the Russian Wagner mercenaries in Mali

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SAS Rescue Mission in Sierra Leone: Operation Baras | Zero Hour

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The hunt for jihadists in the Malian desert (Never-before-seen footage)

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A day in the life of a prison delegate | Working For The ICRC

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Egît Civyan: Gelê Kurd dikare êdî bi îradeya xwe biryara pêşeroja xwe bidin

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Inside Kandahar: The 2006 Suicide Bomb That Killed Diplomat Glen Berry

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Foreign Legion: The First Steps Toward Hell

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There is beauty even in a conflict zone, says ICRC head

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Sudan's Rebels Are Cracking Apart

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Israel Special Forces: the Elite Army Unit (Golani Brigade)

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The Ménaka Trap: French Commandos vs. Malian Jihadists

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Shoot, hit, survive: Long-range reconnaissance soldiers train for live fire | Bundeswehr

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Edward Snowden Reveals How They Spy on You

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The Red Cross mission: ICRC President Spoljaric speaks

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