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Update — Burundi Local Data on Recent Unrest (26 Apr 2015 – 19 June 2016)

Africa, Analysis, Gender-Based Violence, Remote Violence, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy ACLED 24 June 2016

A new update of the recent unrest in Burundi, covering events from 26 April 2015 to 19 June 2016 has been released by ACLED. This update can be found here. ACLED has covered the Burundi crisis with regular data updates and blog posts since June 2015, relying on a combination of news sources and local crowd-sourced information from the 2015Burundi Project, a network of grassroots organizations and trained citizen journalists aiding in conflict monitoring, and ACLED’s weekly real-time conflict data release covering Burundi A One-Year Special Report reviewing conflict patterns and dynamics, and the current state of the Burundi Crisis as it officially enters its second year, was recently published, and is available here.… Details

Update — Burundi Local Data on Recent Unrest (26 Apr 2015 – 5 June 2016)

Africa, Analysis, Civilians At Risk, Local-Level Violence, Political Stability, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy ACLED 15 June 2016

A new update of the recent unrest in Burundi, covering events from 26 April 2015 to 5 June 2016 has been released by ACLED. This update can be found here. ACLED has covered the Burundi crisis with regular data updates and blog posts since June 2015, relying on a combination of news sources and local crowd-sourced information from the 2015Burundi Project, a network of grassroots organizations and trained citizen journalists aiding in conflict monitoring, and ACLED’s weekly real-time conflict data release covering Burundi A One-Year Special Report reviewing conflict patterns and dynamics, and the current state of the Burundi Crisis as it officially enters its second year, was recently published, and is available here.… Details

Local Violence Monitoring

Africa, Conflict Monitoring, Current Hotspots, Local-Level Violence, Remote Violence, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy Roudabeh Kishi 10 June 2016

We are often asked about our sources and source methodology that underlies our conflict data, analysis, and mapping. In this special focus, we discuss our local violence monitoring choices, decisions, and trajectories.… Details

Tunisia — June 2016 Update

Africa, Analysis, Civilians At Risk, Islamic State, Islamist Violence, Local-Level Violence, Political Stability, Violence Against CiviliansBy Andrea Carboni 10 June 2016

In 2016, Tunisia is experiencing increasing conflict activity in the southeast of the country. Figure 1 shows the distribution of political violence incidents across the Tunisian territory over the past twelve months, revealing how armed conflict has spread to the regions near the Libyan border.… Details

Sudan — June 2016 Update

Africa, Analysis, Remote Violence, Violence Against CiviliansBy Janet McKnight 10 June 2016

Levels of political violence dropped to the lowest levels witnessed this year since reaching a high point in April 2016 (see Figure 1). The spike in conflict in March and April was driven by the escalation of the conflict in South Kordofan between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Sudanese Peoples Liberation Movement – North (SPLM-N).… Details

South Sudan — June 2016 Update

Africa, Analysis, Civilians At Risk, Peacekeeping, Political Stability, Pro-Government Militias, Remote Violence, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy Janet McKnight 10 June 2016

In May 2016, the number of battles and conflict events in South Sudan fell to the lowest level in the past 12 months (see Figure 1). The decrease in total events and battles is due, in part, to the formation of a transitional government and the reinstatement of opposition leader Riek Machar as First Vice President on 26 April.… Details

Conflict Stabilisation in Libya

Africa, Current Hotspots, Islamic State, Political Stability, Pro-Government Militias, Remote Violence, Violence Against CiviliansBy James Moody 10 June 2016

Recent analyses on Libya point to the potentially destabilising effects of a possible international intervention led by France, the United Kingdom, Italy and other regional powers. The race to liberate Sirte, seized by the Islamic State in February 2015, pits the rival domestic administrations and their respective fighting factions based in Tobruk and Tripoli.… Details

DR-Congo — June 2016 Update

Africa, Analysis, Civilians At Risk, Political Stability, Remote Violence, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy Matt Fleugel-Carew 10 June 2016

Over the past few months, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR-Congo) has witnessed the consolidation of several trends going back as far as early 2015. These include offensives against armed groups in the East, frustration by civilians at the military’s inability to provide security to recaptured territories, and growing tensions related to the expectation that the upcoming elections will be delayed.… Details

Update — Burundi Local Data on Recent Unrest (26 Apr 2015 – 22 May 2016)

Africa, Analysis, Remote Violence, Rioting And Protests, Unidentified Armed Groups, Vigilante Militias, Violence Against CiviliansBy ACLED 7 June 2016

A new update of the recent unrest in Burundi, covering events from 26 April 2015 to 22 May 2016 has been released by ACLED. This update can be found here. ACLED has covered the Burundi crisis with regular data updates and blog posts since June 2015, relying on a combination of news sources and local crowd-sourced information from the 2015Burundi Project, a network of grassroots organizations and trained citizen journalists aiding in conflict monitoring, and ACLED’s weekly real-time conflict data release covering Burundi A One-Year Special Report reviewing conflict patterns and dynamics, and the current state of the Burundi Crisis as it officially enters its second year, was recently published, and is available here.… Details

Update — Burundi Local Data on Recent Unrest (26 Apr 2015 – 15 May 2016)

Africa, Analysis, Civilians At Risk, Local-Level Violence, Political Stability, Rioting And Protests, Violence Against CiviliansBy ACLED 1 June 2016

A new update of the recent unrest in Burundi, covering events from 26 April 2015 to 15 May 2016 has been released by ACLED. This update can be found here. ACLED has covered the Burundi crisis with regular data updates and blog posts since June 2015, relying on a combination of news sources and local crowd-sourced information from the 2015Burundi Project, a network of grassroots organizations and trained citizen journalists aiding in conflict monitoring, and ACLED’s weekly real-time conflict data release covering Burundi A One-Year Special Report reviewing conflict patterns and dynamics, and the current state of the Burundi Crisis as it officially enters its second year, was recently published, and is available here. Trends for the weeks of May 8: In the week of May 8, both the number of conflict events as well as reported fatalities remained relatively constant.… Details