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Dead letter or living document? Ten years of the code of conduct for disaster relief

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HILHORST Dorothea

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In: Disasters Vol 29 No 4 December 2005 pp.351-369 (23)Summary: This paper examines the present value of the code of conduct for the international red cross and red crescent movement and non-government organizations (NGOs) in disaster relief in view of discussions on neutrality and the Western bias of the humanitarian and system and assesses how it can retain its relevance in future

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This paper examines the present value of the code of conduct for the international red cross and red crescent movement and non-government organizations (NGOs) in disaster relief in view of discussions on neutrality and the Western bias of the humanitarian and system and assesses how it can retain its relevance in future

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