11TH NOVEMBER EVERY YEAR
Remembrance Day offers a space to pause, reflect, and remember those whose lives were lost in war. It’s also a time to look forward: to consider what peace means today, and how we can help ensure the suffering and loss of past conflicts are never repeated.
This resource from the British Red Cross introduces young people to the principles of international humanitarian law (IHL) or the ‘rules of war’. They will be able to explore what the laws are, why we have them and their importance in governing what is and is not allowed in armed conflict.
Use the story of Sadako Sasaki’s origami cranes with the Sadako’s Cranes for Peace teaching pack – explore how war and nuclear violence affect children, communities and global hope for a more peaceful world.
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