中猴的部落格

早上和我們張大隊長及林副大隊長去〝電台訪問〞回來後▼，趕緊幫我們「志推中心」將日前(4/25-26)假「燕巢鄉安招社區活動中心」所辦理「高雄縣98年度志工教育~基礎訓練」包場の相關成果製作，使順利後續上呈結報之核備作業。

下午則代表蔡會長主持「第44期照服班」之結業式，同以往一樣語多肯定及期勉學員們，勇於投入該領域職場，並希望在時間空間允許之下，也能多給予紅十字會支持，甚至為相關社會公益之「博愛、人道與志願服務」宗旨服務，一起共襄盛舉。

明天又有〝新的一班〞要進來了，其也要開始進行→今年度第四梯之「原住民區～六龜班(6/10起)」之招生作業，其該月份星期假日還有四場『丙級術科複習班」の訓練要帶，又黃組長還要應付其正修段考，這下整個月都無法休息，可真得要苦了她了…     【蔡培火】  亞洲首例 韓國出現人傳人   豬哥亮復出神話

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紅十字會與紅新月會國際聯合會發表《巴黎宣言》

2009年05月05日 11:29:24 　來源：新華網

新華網巴黎５月４日電（記者李學梅）在紅十字會與紅新月會國際聯合會成立９０周年之際，該組織４日在巴黎發表《巴黎宣言》，呼吁各國加強對人道主義援助的支持，並表示今後將在行動中強調“防范”的重要性。

在當天召開的新聞發布會上，聯合會主席蘇亞雷斯·托羅援引《巴黎宣言》的內容說，緊急援助一直是紅十字會與紅新月會國際聯合會行動的主旨，但是從目前形勢來看，光做到這點還遠遠不夠，該組織希望在國際社會中推廣一種“防范”的新文化，因為只有提早準備，才能使救援行動更加迅速。

《巴黎宣言》說，目前各國面臨著各種各樣的挑戰，比如氣候變化等，其形勢之復雜不是一個國家或是一個人道主義組織所能應付的，所以紅十字會與紅新月會國際聯合會呼吁人們共同努力，調動一切資源減輕災害影響，並對其進行有效防控。《巴黎宣言》還呼吁各國政府不要因為金融危機的影響而削減人道主義援助預算。

紅十字會與紅新月會國際聯合會于１９１９年在巴黎成立，現總部設在瑞士的日內瓦，其主要宗旨是激勵、鼓舞、協助和促進各國紅十字會開展各種形式的人道主義活動，為維護世界和平作出貢獻。

WE, the National Societies Members of the Governing Board of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies are gathered in Paris 90 years after the historic decision, initiated by the American Red Cross and supported by the Red Cross Societies of France, Italy, Japan and the UK, to establish the League of Red Cross Societies in the spirit of humanitarian solidarity and in the service of those in need in time of peace or war. This League became the Federation which today comprises 186 National Societies and assists tens of millions of beneficiaries per year. Driven by the spirit of Humanity, our unique organization does everything in its power to come to the aid and protect the human dignity of individuals and communities in need, particularly those facing extreme vulnerability, thereby contributing to building peace and harmony in society at large. 

WE call on all members of the Federation and other organizations sharing our values to pay tribute to the League’s founding members for their historic initiative. Like 90 years ago, we call on the international community and all segments of civil society to recognise the plight of all people in need and address vulnerability wherever it may be found. 

WE call on all people of good will to join this noble effort thereby enhancing the basis of our activities - our global fraternity of Red Cross and Red Crescent volunteers. 

WE remind States that it is their primary responsibility to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable persons on their respective territories. As auxiliaries to the public authorities in the humanitarian field, we, the National Societies of Red Cross and Red Crescent, stand ready to supplement them in the fulfilment of this responsibility. 

WE call on States to broaden our humanitarian space by creating the conditions for more favourable access to people in need, which is a primary challenge when it comes to organizing a sustainable response. We also call upon all governments, as well as all donors, to assure a predictable and regular flow of resources adapted to the operational needs of their National Societies. 

EMERGENCY response, which has long been the dominant paradigm of our work, is not enough. We call on the world community to promote a true culture of prevention as a humanitarian priority, emphasizing that early warning permits early action. 

THE global scale of humanitarian challenges today, starting with the impact of climate change and the growing frequency of complex emergencies, exceeds the coping capacity of any one individual State or humanitarian organization. The time to act is now. We call upon States and other stakeholders to join us in urgently mobilizing all necessary human and financial resources to implement disaster-risk reduction and disaster-management policies and plans in response to growing humanitarian needs, giving priority to actions for the most vulnerable people. 

BEING fully aware of the economic challenges faced by States in time of the current financial crisis, we, however, call upon them to work with our Member National Societies who, in turn, will help those in most need both domestically and abroad. We also urge that States find ways to ensure that humanitarian assistance budgets are not cut, but increased to tackle growing problems of vulnerability. 

SINCE 1919 many others have followed the example of our first Member National Societies and today’s humanitarian community includes numerous organisations trying to make this world a better place by reducing human vulnerability. We call on the International Federation to promote and enhance partnerships with States, comprising public authorities at all levels, as well as other humanitarian actors and civil society, open to all in the spirit of its history and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, to meet the major challenges facing the world today and thereby prepare safer times for all tomorrow. 

Adopted the 4th of May 2009 in Paris