Disaster law in Europe and Central Asia

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News:

Tajik parliament approves new customs rules for humanitarian aid (December 2012)
L'Aquila aftershocks - Italy convicts earthquake scientists for manslaughter (October 2012)
International Dialogue promotes enhanced partnership in international disaster response (December 2011)
Second Central Asia IDRL conference marks progress (September 2011)
EU IDRL study recommends steps to strengthen EU and member states’ laws (December 2010)
New European IDRL studies published (August 2010)
New IDRL studies by the German and Netherlands Red Cross Societies (June 2010)
IDRL training in Vienna examines Europe’s need for preparedness (June 2010)
Armenian Red Cross promotes local disaster laws (June 2010)
Polish Red Cross and authorities open dialogue on IDRL (April 2010)

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EU IDRL Project (2009-10)

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Council of Europe

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Tajikistan Red Crescent Society's disaster law page

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