“Extend Your Hand”: Civilian Preferences for Amends in Somalia
Since 2003, US airstrikes in Somalia have caused significant civilian harm, though most reported incidents of civilian harm have been deemed “unsubsta
Since 2003, US airstrikes in Somalia have caused significant civilian harm, though most reported incidents of civilian harm have been deemed “unsubsta
Nigeria faces formidable security challenges as armed opposition groups across the country harm civilians and threaten livelihoods. In responding to t
In Somalia’s armed conflict, thousands of people - most of whom are civilians - are killed every year by various armed actors. In south-central Somali
The conflict in Yemen has dragged on for more than eight years. Two-thirds of Yemen’s 21.6 million citizens are in critical need of humanitarian aid a
Accountable state security institutions are a cornerstone of good governance. For civilian victims and survivors of harm, accountability can reaffirm
In many conflict-affected environments today, private companies are assuming roles traditionally reserved for national armed forces: going beyond phys
For the past decade, Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) have taken over roles traditionally reserved to national armed forces, such as su
CIVIC’s Inaugural External Evaluation Finds Program “Saved Civilian Lives” As a part of its Evaluation Policy, Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC
Emerging Patterns of Civilian Harm in Ukraine March 9, 2022 On February 24, 2022, the Russian Federation launched a large-scale land, air, and sea inv
When the Biden administration takes office on January 20, 2021, it will have the opportunity – and the responsibility – to better protect civilians ca