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Daily Archives: 14 February 2019

The State of Syria: January 2019

Analysis, Infographics, Middle East, State of SyriaBy Stephanie Anderson14 February 2019
ACLED Assistant Syria Research Manager Stephanie Anderson, Researcher Nick Grinstead, Senior Syria Researcher Kars de Bruijne, and Syria Research Manager Muaz A. map last month’s developments across the Syrian conflict in the January 2019 edition of the State of Syria infographic.…

Crackdowns, "Ghost-Towns," and Violence against Civilians in Anglophone Cameroon

Africa, Analysis, Infographics, Violence Against CiviliansBy Hilary Matfess14 February 2019
In this infographic, Research Analyst Hilary Matfess evaluates the threat to civilians in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions. © 2019 Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED). All rights reserved.…

Taking Stock: Disorder ahead of Nigeria’s General Election

Africa, Analysis, InfographicsBy Melissa Pavlik14 February 2019
With Nigeria’s next General Election set for 16 February 2019 (later delayed to 23 February), Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik surveys the changing political violence landscape in the years since the last vote.…

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