Report on – 33rd IC Resolution 1: Bringing IHL home: A road map for better national implementation of international humanitarian law (33IC/19/R1) – Slovenian Red Cross

هل الدولة/ الجمعية الوطنية/المؤسسة أدرجت الالتزامات الواردة في هذا القرار في الخطط الاستراتيجية أو التشغيلية ذات الصلة؟

هل الدولة/ الجمعية الوطنية/المؤسسة تعمل مع شركاء آخرين من أجل تنفيذ الالتزامات الواردة في هذا القرار ؟

عملت في شراكة مع:
الجمعية الوطنية للصليب الأحمر أو الهلال الأحمر في بلدكم
الحكومة و/أو السلطات العامة
اللجنة الدولية للصليب الأحمر / الاتحاد الدولي
جمعيات وطنية أخرى للصليب الأحمر أو الهلال الأحمر
جهات أكاديمية

أمثلة على التعاون مع شركاء:

Slovenian Red Cross, in accordance with established practice and in the spirit of the Movement’s statutes and the provisions of the Geneva Conventions, actively implements its duty to raise awareness among the public and specific groups regarding knowledge of the Movement and International Humanitarian Law (IHL) among members of management structures, employees, volunteers, and members armed and police forces, medical personnel, universities, schools, the media and the general public, as this is how we contribute to the reduction of suffering, the protection of victims, to more effective humanitarian actions and, last but not least, to the promotion of a culture of tolerance and ensuring peace.

هل واجهتم أية تحديات في تنفيذ الالتزامات الواردة في هذا القرار ؟

هل كان للالتزامات الواردة في هذا القرار أي آثار على عمل الدولة/ الجمعية الوطنية/المؤسسة وإدارتها؟

نوع التأثير:
تعزّز التعاون بين الحكومة /السلطات العامة والجمعية الوطنية
أصبحت البرامج والعمليات أكثر فعالية وكفاءة
وضعت أدوات/منهجيات ابتكارية ويجري استخدامها
تزايد تدريب الموظفين والمتطوعين وتنمية قدراتهم (في ما يتعلق بالجمعية الوطنية)

تفاصيل عن هذا التأثير:

During the reporting period, in close cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs and the chair of the Permanent Coordination Group for International Humanitarian Law (IHL) of the IFRC, we reported on the resolutions and commitments adopted at the 33rd International Conference of the RC/RC and the resulting obligations for the Slovenian Red Cross, as well as for the Republic of Slovenia. The accepted commitments of the SRC refer to the following resolutions: Bring IHL “home”: a plan for better national implementation of IHL; RFL respecting privacy, including personal data protection; The mental health and psychosocial needs of people affected by armed conflicts, natural disasters and other disasters; Disaster response regulations that take care of everything; Time to act: Tackling epidemics and pandemics together; Women and leadership in the humanitarian action Movement; Act Today, Shape Tomorrow and the Implementation of the Operational Arrangement Agreement dated November 28, 2005 between Magen David Adom of Israel and the National Society of the Palestine Red Crescent.

There are several ways in which knowledge and awareness of the importance of international humanitarian law is spread. Across the entire international Red Cross and Red Crescent family, competitions are held in this light, in which students participate and test their knowledge. Also last year, it was organized by the Faculty of Law in Ljubljana and under the leadership of Prof. dr. Vasilka Sancin, in cooperation with ICRC, UNHCR and SRC, the Pan-European International Competition for Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law was held. The freelance legal and human resource specialist participated in the organization of an international competition in the role of a judge.
In 2023, a lecture/presentation of the activities of the Slovenian Red Cross, both in the field of IHL and in other fields, was held for representatives of the Slovenian and Dutch armies.

5- هل كان للالتزامات الواردة في هذا القرار أي آثار على المجتمعات المحلية التي تستفيد من خدمات الدولة/ الجمعية الوطنية/المؤسسة؟

وصف هذا التأثير:

SRC staff ensures good partnership relations with all relevant institutions, organizations and/or individuals dealing with the field of international humanitarian law and spreading the organizational culture of the Movement, both at home (Permanent Coordination Group for IHL at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs) and abroad and ensured the consistent introduction of innovations in our work, especially in the area of ​​protection and respect for the Red Cross emblem. We were also successful in monitoring violations of the use of the RC emblem.
We participated in several international meetings/workshops/trainings, but due to measures related to the covid-19 epidemic, most of them were conducted online.