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Violence Targeting Civilians Increased During Elections in Papua New Guinea
22 September 2022
Violence targeting civilians in Papua New Guinea rose in the lead-up to and during the campaign, voting, and vote counting periods for the country’s recent national elections. When voting began…
Read MoreSri Lanka: Increasing Debt, Increasing Demonstrations
2 June 2022
As Sri Lanka faces its worst economic crisis in decades, demonstrations have surged across the country. In this infographic, ACLED South Asia Assistant Research Manager Indrajit Sharma, South Asia Research…
Read MoreMonitoring Political Disorder in Nepal: A Joint ACLED, COCAP, and CSC Report
5 May 2022
Analysis of new data on political violence and demonstration activity from 2018 to 2022.
Read MoreTracking Disorder During Taliban Rule in Afghanistan: A Joint ACLED and APW Report
14 April 2022
To address sourcing challenges in Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power, ACLED has worked with APW to adapt our methodology to reflect the evolving political violence landscape on the ground and enhance coverage of emerging conflict developments.
Read MoreACLED’s Afghanistan Coverage: Adapting Sourcing Strategy in an Evolving Context
16 March 2022
Following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, ACLED undertook a methodological review to adapt to the evolving conflict landscape on the ground and enhance coverage of emerging trends.…
Read More10 Conflicts to Worry About in 2022: Myanmar
15 February 2022
As the National League for Democracy (NLD) was preparing to start a second term on 1 February 2021, the military seized power in Myanmar. Demonstrations erupted across the country in opposition to the coup. The military responded violently, leading to the deaths of hundreds of demonstrators.
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