Nepal, Khukundole, Tatopani clinic Canadian Red Cross nurse, Lynn Henderson holding the first baby to be born at the Canadian Red Cross Basic Health Unit on May 9th. Two days before the second qu

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At the laboratory of Chile’s Legal Medical Service, two technicians measure the remains of a person believed to be a victim of the military regime in the 1970s. This kind of detailed analysis, along with DNA sampling and examination of clothing, objects or material found near the body, can help investigators find answers, even years after a crime took place. Photo: ©Hector Gonzalez de Cunco/IFRC

Kenya. Nairobi, Mukuru Informal Settlement. September 24, 2015. A KRCS volunteer installs a fire sensor inthe home of a local beneficiary.

A detainee looks out from the gate of an overcrowded cell block at the Quezon City Jail, in Metro Manila November 21, 2008. The Philippine government has said it is working to decongest prisons in the country where some detainees can spend years waiting for trial. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside (PHILIPPINES) – RTXATCY

Two members of a Liberian Red Cross Safe & Dignified Burial (SDB) team prepare to pray before entering a home in Monrovia to remove the body of a suspected Ebola fatality. Safe and dignifierd burials are a key part of the battle against the Ebola vurus which has killed thousands of Liberians since the outbreak began in March 2014. © Victor Lacken / IFRC