Comment & analysis
Chinese weapons bound for South Sudan
Saferworld comments on reports of arms transfers from China.
16 July 2014
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中国武器流向南苏丹
贝尔纳多·马里亚尼（Bernardo Mariani）认为，关于中国向南苏丹转让武器的消息将损害中国在南苏丹和平进程中的中立原则和积极角色。这也将损害中国促进南苏丹乃至非洲大陆和平、稳定与发展的积极主张。
16 July 2014
News & events
Risk awareness and management: Training in conflict-sensitivity for Chinese Investors
A recent workshop in China engaged commercial actors with conflict sensitivity.
8 July 2014
News & events
Trip to China highlights key areas of collaboration on conflict sensitivity, arms control and the post-2015 development agenda
Overview of Saferworld's recent trip to China.
4 April 2014
News & events
Chinese international security experts visit London
Saferworld hosts security experts from China
19 November 2013
Comment & analysis
A reluctant leader? China and Post-2015
Following a recent visit to Beijing, Saferworld’s Thomas Wheeler explores what role China can potentially play in the process to agree a post-2015 development framework that includes peace.
14 November 2013
Comment & analysis
Turning words into action: The Arms Trade Treaty deserves the world’s full support
A Saferworld supported group of nine arms control experts from Africa, China and Europe welcome signing of the Arms Trade Treaty but urge momentum continues.
15 October 2013
News & events
化言辞为行动：全世界应当支持《武器贸易条约》
来自欧洲、中国、非洲的9名军控专家称，对联合国会员国能如此迅速地签署和批准《武器贸易条约》应当表示祝贺。国际社会应当以此为契机，以便尽快促使条约生效，并得到全面的实施。
15 October 2013
News & events
Shifting geopolitics and conflict management in Central Asia
Roundtable by Saferworld and partners at Chatham House explores the role of Rising powers in Central Asia.
13 September 2013
Comment & analysis
Conflict sensitivity in South Sudan: ensuring economic development supports peace
South Sudan continues to face profound security challenges both within its borders and along the new and restive international boundary with Sudan, as events over 2013 have made clear. What is also clear is that economic engagement by China and other international actors will not necessarily support peace. Instead, companies that fail to adopt ‘conflict sensitive’ approaches risk jeopardising their own operations and making insecurity worse.
30 August 2013