NATO’s Missed Opportunity: Civilians Still Pay the Price in a World That Fires Before It Talks
As the NATO Summit in The Hague concludes, the world’s most powerful alliance has once again pledged to bolster deterrence and readiness in the face o
As the NATO Summit in The Hague concludes, the world’s most powerful alliance has once again pledged to bolster deterrence and readiness in the face o
8th January 2025, Nigeria - In September 2024, when northeast Nigeria’s Borno State was struck by severe floods after the Alau Dam’s collapse, members of local civilian protectio
Introduction For over a decade, Kenya’s security forces have faced persistent challenges from al-Shabaab, an armed group based in neighboring southern
In the midst of a worsening security crisis, civilians in eastern Congo continue to be relentlessly targeted with violence by non-state armed g
The EU and the US have announced partnerships with Benin and Côte d’Ivoire to “defend against violent extremism”
In February 2022, when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Mariia Levchenko was working for an international organization in Kyiv. Like
Northeast Nigeria has been mired in armed conflict for more than a decade, with civilians and local communities being hit the hardest. Considerable hu
Last month, the UN Secretary General presented the annual report on the protection of civilians in armed conflict in 2022 to the UN Security Council,
The 14-year long conflict in Northeast Nigeria and the deeply rooted gender-based inequalities have significantly contributed to exacerbating sexual v
When thinking of the protection of civilians in conflict, access to information might not be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, access to timely