Lebanon – 2016 Data Release
During 2016, the war in Syria greatly impacted Lebanon due to the more than one million Syrian refugees entering the…
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During 2016, the war in Syria greatly impacted Lebanon due to the more than one million Syrian refugees entering the…
In 2016, an increase in the development of settlements by Israel in the Palestinian West Bank was recorded while discriminatory…
In Turkey, the beginning of 2016 was marked by escalating violence in the southeast as part of the renewed Kurdish/Turkish…
In 2016, high periods of demonstration activity were reported during three particular periods in Bahrain. First, the year started with…
NEW: Armed pro-Trump demonstrations didn’t stop at #January6th. Our latest data show that the rate of armed events actually increased in 2021 relative to 2020, and over 80% took place at statehouses and legislative facilities.
Analysis with @Everytown ▶️ https://t.co/BdxJqB6O8J pic.twitter.com/BRsHWskcgr
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) January 5, 2022
Great to see @ACLEDINFO #data featured in the latest #WPSindex by @giwps and @prioGPS — here is 1 example highlighting the threat of organized violence that women face in #Afghanistan https://t.co/823GVjU0wC pic.twitter.com/dR22EQGmkL
— Roudabeh Kishi (@roudabehkishi) October 27, 2021
For those who are wondering why so much attention has been focused on the response of the Capitol Police to the Trump-inspired riots, here’s a data-driven article that provides some useful frame of reference. https://t.co/MAdlWGRd23
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 8, 2021
Violence directed against government officials and government property increased last week in #Ukraine amid anti-#Russian demonstrations calling for the protection of Ukrainian interests in negotiations over the #Donbass conflict: https://t.co/6YnIJEzHaw pic.twitter.com/jVrix7VNxc
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) September 27, 2019
#JobOpening: ACLED is now hiring #Europe Researchers to track political violence and protest in #France, #Germany, #Italy, #Spain, #Portugal, the #Nordics, #Ireland, and the #UK.
Learn more and apply here: https://t.co/ppBiyNBuv5 pic.twitter.com/UUxi2nFOxW
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) September 29, 2019
Great report https://t.co/gOGuPICXFy
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) September 30, 2019
ACLED has now released all data on political violence and protest activity for 2019.
Access here ➡️ https://t.co/jVGWKLFsPK pic.twitter.com/OpzZFqSV3O
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) January 9, 2020
ACLED records almost 300 political violence and protest events across #Ethiopia in 2019, resulting in nearly 680 reported fatalities: https://t.co/uMH2VSo4bh pic.twitter.com/bHfmDbpccY
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) January 28, 2020
ACLED is looking for a new #Researcher to help track political violence and protest activity in #Afghanistan, #Iran, and the #Gulf.
Learn more and apply here ⬇https://t.co/xpWVPyJYcc
— Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (@ACLEDINFO) January 27, 2020