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Cabo Ligado Weekly: 30 November-6 December 2020

By ACLED 8 December 2020

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Ethiopia: TPLF Overview

By Braden Fuller 8 December 2020

Three weeks of battles in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region have led to what appears to…

Civilians Under Fire in Nagorno-Karabakh: September-November 2020

By Asena Karacalti 7 December 2020

Civilians were frequently targeted during the six-week war between Azerbaijan, Armenia, and the de facto…

Social Unrest in the Lead-up to Parliamentary Elections in Venezuela

By Curtis Goos 3 December 2020

Demonstrations have spiked in recent months ahead of Venezuela’s parliamentary elections. ACLED Research Analyst Curtis…

Hong Kong Demonstration Trends: 2018-2020

By Josh Satre 3 December 2020

Over the past few years, Hong Kong has been roiled by thousands of demonstrations. In…

Violence Against Civilians by State Forces in Mainland China: 2018-2020

By Josh Satre 3 December 2020

More than 900 violence against civilians events perpetrated by state forces have been recorded across…

Expanding ACLED’s East Asia Data: 2018-2020

By Sam Jones 3 December 2020

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The Facilities Protection Force

By Raed Khelifi 30 November 2020

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