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The upcoming transition to a new administration provides the United States with an opportunity to change its approach to global security threats.
6 October 2016
The gendered nature of insecurity, and therefore of efforts to promote security and build peace, is now widely recognised.
20 June 2016
People in Nepal rely on a wide range of formal and informal justice systems to resolve their disputes.
30 May 2016
Acclaimed Yemeni street artist Murad Subay talks about how he has been using his art to inspire collective action to build peace
10 May 2016
Osh, Kyrgyzstan is still working through some of the structural drivers of the 2010 conflict that destroyed 2,677 buildings, displaced 80,000 people, and left approximately 500 people dead.
30 March 2016
One of the key challenges faced by communities in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL), such as those in Isiolo and West Pokot counties, is the lack of proper management of the National Police Reserve (NPR) involved in providing security to communities.
9 December 2015
In 2005 Saferworld started programming in Kosovo, using a partnership approach that would come not only to define how Saferworld delivers its work but also to represent a core principle for addressing conflict.
3 August 2015
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are fragile states, with peace and security undermined by segments of the Kyrgyz and Tajik population looking to religious, ethno-nationalist, and illegal means for livelihood opportunities as well as provision of order.
1 August 2015
Bangladesh has made steady progress under a number of the Millennium Development Goals, but its foundations for long-term stability still remain uncertain.
8 June 2015
As in many developing countries, Bangladesh’s security architecture continues to conform to conventional practices that prioritise state security through institution-building above all.
8 June 2015