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Humanitarian reform must be a collective endeavour
Saferworld's executive director calls for a collective approach to making humanitarian work more sensitive to conflict.
19 August 2018
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Time for the EU to take innovative approaches to peacebuilding on board
In an article first published in EurActiv for International Peace Day Executive Director Paul Murphy examines why it is time for the EU to take innovative approaches to peacebuilding on board.
19 September 2014
Comment & analysis
Civil war in South Sudan need not be inevitable
Saferworld Executive Director Paul Murphy comments on the escalating crisis in South Sudan.
20 December 2013
Comment & analysis
Defending Aid?
The Ministry of Defence should clarify its contribution to the UK’s Building Stability Overseas Strategy rather than campaigning for aid to be spent by the military.
23 May 2013
Comment & analysis
Paul Murphy discuss Saferworld's security and justice and community security work
Developing a country’s security and justice sector is a crucial component of any broader development policy. However, in order to be effective, institutions need to be tailored to the specific context and be responsive to the needs of local communities.
4 February 2013
Reports & briefings
The significance of state elections and the popular consultations for peace in Sudan
Right from the beginning of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) negotiations which formally ended the civil war in Sudan, the so-called ‘three areas’ comprising of Blue Nile, Southern Kordofan and Abyei have been amongst the most contentious challenges in the process.
20 December 2010
Reports & briefings
Peace in Georgia
Following an assessment mission to Georgia between 27 August and 04 September, this discussion paper looks at how recent events have created a need to reappraise approaches to conflict management in Georgia and highlights key areas of concern in the quest for long-term peace.
3 October 2008