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Disclaimer: The advice, opinions and statements contained in this podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of the ICRC.

Today on the show we're saying good-bye to almost a decade of this podcast. We started this podcast to inform audiences about International Humanitarian Law. We'll talk about what's next, look back at some of our most memorable moments, including one of our first episodes in 2017 produced by Nikki Clark, my predecessor, and review some of our favorite episodes from the past few years.

We won't be returning with additional episodes, but we thank you listeners for supporting this project and opening your ears and hearts to powerful humanitarian discussions and stories. We'll still be here engaging in new ways to tell you more about conflict and the people caught in the middle of it.

You'll continue to hear from us on other podcasts, in the news, at events across the US and Canada, and at our website, where you can learn more about what we're working on.

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