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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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ECW May 2019 Newsletter
First published 12th Jun 2019
May 2019 newsletter featuring Security Council Open Debate on Protection of Civilians, UN-OCHA Report on 20 years of PoC, Developments with SDG Indicator 16.1.2: Conflict-related deaths, General Comment on the Right to Life adopted by UN Human Rights Committee... more...
Protecting civilians in Afghanistan: Civilian harm tracking and casualty recording
First published 3rd Jun 2014
A new joint briefing from Every Casualty and the Center for Civilians in Conflict examines how civilian harm tracking and casualty recording have aided in international efforts to protect civilians in Afghanistan. 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...
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...
Syria and beyond: data demands and intervention policy
First published 18th Oct 2013
In this article originally published on Open Security, Jacob Beswick, of the Every Casualty programme at Oxford Research Group, looks at the parliamentary debate on the question of UK intervention in Syria, and the importance of casualty and other data to such policy decisions. more...
Every Casualty contributes to the Reclaiming the Protection of Civilians initiative, Oslo 2013
First published 13th Jun 2013
Casualty recording is recognised as a key factor in improving the protection of civilians during major international conference in Oslo in May 2013. more...
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