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This collection of articles includes updates on progress in the field of casualty recording practice, and developments in the international campaign for universal casualty recording in all situations of armed conflict.
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2016 SIPRI yearbook includes chapter on casualty recording
First published 23rd Sep 2016
For the first time, the highly-regarded SIPRI year-book – "a compendium of data and analysis in the areas of security and conflicts" includes a chapter on casualty recording. more...
Contentious Casualty Counting: Coming to terms with the Baga massacre
First published 23rd Jan 2015
Dr. Adeola Adams, Project Coordinator with Nigerian casualty recorder, Nigeria Watch, explains the controversy surrounding the casualty figures from the recent massacre in Baga more...
Casualty figures for Syria, Ukraine, and Gaza: who is providing them and how?
First published 24th Sep 2014
Following the publication of casualty figures for the conflicts in Syria, Ukraine and Gaza this summer, we look into the origins of these numbers and what they tell us. more...
Measuring and Monitoring Armed Violence: EC at the Geneva Declaration Regional Review Conference
First published 17th Jul 2014
Members of the Every Casualty Campaign, including the Every Casualty Programme at Oxford Research Group and Action on Armed Violence, spoke earlier this month at the Geneva Declaration on Armed Violence and Development Regional Review Conference for Europe, the Caucuses and Central Asia. more...
Importance of casualty recording in peace operations highlighted at IPI seminar
First published 28th May 2014
Casualty recording was highlighted as a key tool in protecting civilians in peace operations at seminar hosted by International Peace Institute on 20 May at their offices in New York more...
Press release: Systematically recording the casualties of armed violence can help save lives
First published 16th Apr 2014
Recording and analysing data on the casualties of conflict and armed violence can improve the protection of civilians and save lives. This is the conclusion of two reports released today by Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) and the Every Casualty Programme at Oxford Research Group (ORG). more...
Commemorating International Day for the Right to Truth and the Dignity of Victims
First published 24th Mar 2014
Every Casualty commemorates the International Day for the Right to Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and the Dignity of Victims, March 24 more...
States recognise importance of casualty data to peacekeeping missions
First published 4th Mar 2014
Protection of Civilians debate: States recognise the importance of timely and accurate casualty information to enhance peacekeeping missions and operations more...
Ban-ki Moon report gives new boost to Casualty Recording
First published 9th Dec 2013
UN Secretary General Ban-ki Moon highlights the need for increased casualty recording in most recent report on the protection of civilians in armed conflict. more...
Press Release: Major new report shows 11,420 children killed in Syrian conflict
First published 24th Nov 2013
Every Casualty and International Law: presentation to the ISMLLW
First published 19th Apr 2013
The Every Casualty team is dedicated to tracking developments in international law relating to casualty recording. On Friday February 15th, we presented on the topic of 'Casualty Recording: Legal Obligations and Current Practice', to the UK National Group of the International Society for Military Law and the Law of War (ISMLLW). more...
Syria's Bloodiest Day: Interview with the Every Casualty Programme
First published 8th Oct 2012
Headlines from the Syrian conflict claimed that last Wednesday, 26 September 2012, was Syria's bloodiest day since the beginning of the confict. Syrian activists said that there were over 340 deaths in a single day, making it the highest death toll figure for a single day from the Syrian conflict to date. Hana Salama of Every Casualty, was interviewed by the Guardian for the Middle East Live Blog about the issues surrounding the reporting of Syrian Casualty numbers. more...
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