7 Basic Principles Of PMR That Must Be Obeyed

Youth Red Cross (PMR) (Between)

YOGYAKARTA PMR stands for the Youth Red Cross, which is a training platform as well as the development of teenage members under the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI). The purpose of establishing PMR is to build and tighten the character of redness in teenagers.

PMR members are expected to be able to become PMI volunteers in the future. In carrying out their functions, members are required to fulfill the 7 basic principles of PMR.

Reporting from the website of SMA Negeri 2 Lubuk Lingau, every member of PMR must know and implement 7 Basic Principles. These principles are known as 7 Basic Principles of the Red Cross and International Red Crescent or Seven Fundamental Principles of Red Cross and Red Crescent.

This basic principle must be obeyed by anyone who enters the PMR, both those centered in schools and community groups such as learning groups, studios, and so on.

The 7 Basic Principles of the Red Cross and the International Red Crescent which are also the Basic Principles of PMR are as follows.

The Red Cross and International Crescent Movement stood because there was a sense of desire to provide help without distinguishing the injured victims in the battle. In addition, this movement is also trying to prevent and overcome human suffering. The Red Cross (PM) fosters mutual understanding, friendship, cooperation and peace for fellow humans.

The movement equates all humans regardless of differences on the basis of the nation, ethnicity, religion, and political views. All done solely to reduce human suffering by prioritizing the most critical conditions.

The PMI movement must not take sides or be involved in various conflicts, including ideology, politics, ethnicity, and even religion. This was done in order to gain the trust of all parties.

The Redhead Movement is independent. The National Association not only helps its government in the field of humanism, but also obeys state regulations. The movement also maintains its autonomy so that it can act according to the principles it upholds.

In carrying out the movement, the activities of the Redhead are not based on any benefits. This means that the humanitarian assistance provided and addressed to anyone is voluntary without the lure of any reward.

In one country there can only be one national association. In addition, you can only choose one of the symbols used, namely the Red Cross or Red Crescent. The movement is also open and ready to carry out humanitarian duties in various regions of the country concerned.

The Red Cross movement and the International Red Crescent have the same spirit. This means that all associations have the same rights and responsibilities in terms of helping each other. The national association also has the same status or equal status.

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