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A Saferworld-supported project trained local villagers along the Azerbaijan-Armenia border in photography so they could raise awareness of the challenges they face as a result of the long-standing conflict between the two countries.
9 June 2017
As part of a participatory photo project, we supported a photographer to travel to affected villages in Azerbaijan along the international border and hold photography trainings for local residents, providing them with the skills and equipment they would need to capture what it is like to live along a militarised border.
10 May 2017
Following a recent visit to border villages in Azerbaijan, Bakhtiyar Aslanov and Ilya Jones look at some of the challenges faced by communities who live near a militarised border
6 March 2017
In her latest blog Nana Gamkrelidze reflects on the results from consultations with communities in Tavush, Armenia.
21 December 2015
Nana Gamkrelidze reflects on September’s serious military escalation between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the second of her blog series.
12 October 2015
Nana Gamkrelidze explores the impact of a resurgence in fighting along the Armenia and Azerbaijan border on youth, and the importance of including youth voices in peace projects.
12 August 2015
The report consists of two analyses – from both the Armenian and the Azerbaijani sides – and looks at local perceptions of conflict and insecurity of people living on either side of the Armenia-Azerbaijan international border.
30 January 2015
2014 saw the worst military escalation between Armenia and Azerbaijan in two decades, with the highest reported casualties since the 1994 ceasefire agreement.
30 January 2015
Since the 2008 conflict between Georgia and Russia over South Ossetia, communities living along the administrative boundary line (ABL) between Georgia and South Ossetia have faced an increase in safety and security incidents that impact on their daily lives. Saferworld is working to make these community voices heard.
23 September 2014
Our latest short film explores why it is crucial that communities themselves are at the heart of security and justice.
4 August 2014