From the outset, the rapid spread of COVID-19 across the world elicited fears of a possible “double threat”— a severe health crisis coupled with an in

On September 28-29, 2021, Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC) – in collaboration with the Nigerien Ministry of Defense and the Nigerian Army War

In countries affected by war, the global COVID-19 pandemic created a context of uncertainty and instability, and in some instances led to additional t

By Sahr Muhammedally   Nearly three months after the Taliban’s takeover, Afghanistan is reeling from the combined shocks of COVID-19, conflict, d

Within the project “Strengthening Civilian Protection in East of Ukraine”, implemented during 2020-2021 with the financial support of the German Feder

By Clark Orr   The harm caused by a military strike in armed conflict often appears to fit neatly into a headline: “U.S. Drone Strike Kills 15 Ci

Du 28 au 29 septembre 2021, le Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC), en partenariat avec le Ministre de la Défense du Niger et l'Army War College

From September 28-29, 2021, Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC), in partnership with the Minister of Defense of Niger and the Army War College Ni

The United States (U.S.) remains the world’s largest purveyor of arms, representing nearly 37% of global arms exports between 2015 and 2020. In 2020 a

En 2010, quelque 200 combattants de groupes armés non étatiques, ainsi que des déserteurs de l’armée congolaise, ont attaqué des civils dans le territ