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Category Archives: Civilians At Risk

Egypt – February 2017 Update

By James Moody10 March 2017
February saw a shift in the strategy of the Sinai Province militant group as attacks…
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India-Pakistan Relations

By Daniela Pollmann7 February 2017
The end of 2015 signalled a high note in India-Pakistan relations with Indian Prime Minister…
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Regional Violence in Pakistan

By Matt Batten-Carew7 February 2017
Pakistan’s five provinces contain very different conflict environments (see Figure 1). This piece reviews data…
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Overview of Continental Trends 2016

By Roudabeh Kishi7 February 2017
African states experienced high rates of both political violence and protest in 2016 (see Figure…
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Conflict Trend Summaries 2016

By Daniel Wigmore-Shepherd7 February 2017
Kenya Kenya saw a decrease in political violence and reported fatalities in 2016. The vast…
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Sudan – December 2016 Update

By Margaux Pinaud9 December 2016
With political violence levels at their second highest point since 1997 as per the ACLED…
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South Sudan– November 2016 Update

By Margaux Pinaud14 November 2016
Political violence in South Sudan continued to increase through October, reaching its highest point since…
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2015 Review of Jammu & Kashmir

By Matt Batten-Carew13 October 2016
The territory of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) is a unique context where many attributes of…
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Somalia – October 2016 Update

By Roudabeh Kishi7 October 2016
Somalia continues to be the most conflict-affected country across Africa. It has experienced almost twice…
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Democratic Republic of Congo – September 2016 Update

By Matt Batten-Carew9 September 2016
On 14 August 2016 an attack by suspected ADF-NALU   rebels in the Democratic Republic of…
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