Emblems of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement

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  "desc": "- The Red Cross (1863) and Red Crescent (1876) emblems are protected symbols of humanitarian neutrality. The crystal (2005) serves as a third emblem\n - **Construction:** a white field bearing a red cross (the reverse of the Swiss flag)\n - The cross arms are of equal length and width\n - The Red Crescent variant uses a red crescent on white",
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