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TO ALL FRIENd..
sya hrap kmu akn luluus dengan cemerlang!!!
AMIN!!!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
SkoL AtAu CuTi??
Aq rsa Kan Naper bila SkolaH Jer Kita Rindu cuti..
Bila CutI plak Rindukan skolah..
Bila CutI plak Rindukan skolah..
SkoL AtAu CuTi??
Aq rsa Kan Naper bila SkolaH Jer Kita Rindu cuti..
Bila CutI plak Rindukan skolah..
Bila CutI plak Rindukan skolah..
Friday, September 17, 2010
HistOrY Of rEd CrEsEnt soCiety
The International Federation was founded in 1919 in Paris in the aftermath of World War I. The war had shown a need for close cooperation between Red Cross Societies, which, through their humanitarian activities on behalf of prisoners of war and combatants, had attracted millions of volunteers and built a large body of expertise. A devastated Europe could not afford to lose such a resource.
It was Henry Davison, president of the American Red Cross War Committee, who proposed forming a federation of these National Societies. An international medical conference initiated by Davison resulted in the birth of the League of Red Cross Societies, which was renamed in October 1983 to the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and then in November 1991 to become the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
The first objective of the Federation was to improve the health of people in countries that had suffered greatly during the four years of war. Its goals were "to strengthen and unite, for health activities, already-existing Red Cross Societies and to promote the creation of new Societies"
There were five founding member Societies: Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States. This number has grown over the years and there are now 186 recognized National Societies - one in almost every country in the world. Its first mission was to assist typhus and famine victims in Poland; today it runs more than 80 relief operations a year.
The Red Cross idea was born in 1859, when Henry Dunant, a young Swiss man, came upon the scene of a bloody battle in Solferino, Italy, between the armies of imperial Austria and the Franco-Sardinian alliance. Some 40,000 men lay dead or dying on the battlefield and the wounded were lacking medical attention.
Dunant organized local people to bind the soldiers' wounds and to feed and comfort them. On his return, he called for the creation of national relief societies to assist those wounded in war, and pointed the way to the future Geneva Conventions.
"Would there not be some means, during a period of peace and calm, of forming relief societies whose object would be to have the wounded cared for in time of war by enthusiastic, devoted volunteers, fully qualified for the task?" he wrote.
The Red Cross was born in 1863 when five Geneva men, including Dunant, set up the International Committee for Relief to the Wounded, later to become the International Committee of the Red Cross. Its emblem was a red cross on a white background: the inverse of the Swiss flag. The following year, 12 governments adopted the first Geneva Convention; a milestone in the history of humanity, offering care for the wounded, and defining medical services as "neutral" on the battlefield.
It was Henry Davison, president of the American Red Cross War Committee, who proposed forming a federation of these National Societies. An international medical conference initiated by Davison resulted in the birth of the League of Red Cross Societies, which was renamed in October 1983 to the League of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and then in November 1991 to become the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
The first objective of the Federation was to improve the health of people in countries that had suffered greatly during the four years of war. Its goals were "to strengthen and unite, for health activities, already-existing Red Cross Societies and to promote the creation of new Societies"
There were five founding member Societies: Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States. This number has grown over the years and there are now 186 recognized National Societies - one in almost every country in the world. Its first mission was to assist typhus and famine victims in Poland; today it runs more than 80 relief operations a year.
The Red Cross idea was born in 1859, when Henry Dunant, a young Swiss man, came upon the scene of a bloody battle in Solferino, Italy, between the armies of imperial Austria and the Franco-Sardinian alliance. Some 40,000 men lay dead or dying on the battlefield and the wounded were lacking medical attention.
Dunant organized local people to bind the soldiers' wounds and to feed and comfort them. On his return, he called for the creation of national relief societies to assist those wounded in war, and pointed the way to the future Geneva Conventions.
"Would there not be some means, during a period of peace and calm, of forming relief societies whose object would be to have the wounded cared for in time of war by enthusiastic, devoted volunteers, fully qualified for the task?" he wrote.
The Red Cross was born in 1863 when five Geneva men, including Dunant, set up the International Committee for Relief to the Wounded, later to become the International Committee of the Red Cross. Its emblem was a red cross on a white background: the inverse of the Swiss flag. The following year, 12 governments adopted the first Geneva Convention; a milestone in the history of humanity, offering care for the wounded, and defining medical services as "neutral" on the battlefield.
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 90 years of improving the lives of the most vulnerableThe idea of pooling the skills and resources of Red Cross Societies to provide humanitarian assistance in peacetime,and not just to prepare for relief in times of war, goes back to the founder of the Movement, Geneva businessman Henry Dunant.  Read the historical brochure | |||
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 Henry Dunant – the destiny of the founder of the Red CrossJean-Henri Dunant was born on 8 May 1828 in Geneva to a middle-class Calvinist family. His early initiatives included participating in the creation of the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) in 1852 and the World Alliance of YMCAs in 1855. Read Henry Dunant's biography |
Monday, September 6, 2010
AQ MinaT spOngeBob!!
MiNat gILeR aq kaT SpOngEbOb Tu...KuNiNg!!!!
KoRanG mInat spoNgeBoB Jugak ker??
Watak aPER PaliNg koRang mInat??
KlU aq aPongEboB Of coUrsE!!
CUtE!!!
CoMeNt..
PAgE BAru!!
OK!!Aq MaHu SeSiapa yg ChEcK bLOg Aq SIla FollOw Ok!!Aq sekaRang Nie dah tambah BeBerapa PAgE BarU uNtuK ToNtOnan Semua..
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Second:Aq akan Adakn TopIK harIan UntUk bloGgeR SmuA..!!
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FiRst:AQ Akan adakan Teka Teki Setiap Hari.Sesiapa Nak jawab bolehlah Komen..
Second:Aq akan Adakn TopIK harIan UntUk bloGgeR SmuA..!!
FollOw aQ UntUk inForMasi selanjutnya
EnGliSh:
Ok!!I Want To eVeRyOnE thaT ChECk mY Fb PlEAse FollOw ME Ok!!I AlReaDy ADd SoMe new PaGe foR EVerYOnE See
FIrSt:I WIlL HaVe a SomE MysteRy QuesTion FoR You.YoU WanT TO anSwer PLeasE CommEnT..
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Monday, August 30, 2010
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Baru kemaskini blog ba..lama uda nda buka ni blog..Jangan kamu lupa mau follow aq Ok!!^_^!!
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SomEtimes I ForGoT to Say hi!!!
SometImes I EvEn Miss To say "SALAM",
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BCoz,You AlWaYs "DAIMAN FI QALBI"...
SometImes I EvEn Miss To say "SALAM",
But It doEsnt meAn You Are foRgoTen
BCoz,You AlWaYs "DAIMAN FI QALBI"...
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