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Saferworld is bringing police and youth together to collaboratively find peaceful solutions to problems faced by young people. But what are the factors behind the draw of violent groups and what can the police do to address people’s concerns peacefully?
6 December 2017
A police reform project in Kyrgyzstan looks at a variety of ways to help build trust between communities and the police service – including through the use of street art.
24 August 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
As South Sudan’s civil war enters its fourth year, Saferworld’s most recent publication explores one aspect of the current crisis: the mobilisation and transformation of the country’s many ‘informal armies’.
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The 2006 Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended a decade-long conflict in Nepal.
26 January 2017
A youth-initiated project takes on the hidden problem of 'social orphans' - children who have been left behind by their parents and who face discrimination and neglect.
8 November 2016
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
Lack of street lighting in Yemen has increased insecurity of communities, especially in the context of the current conflict. The "Light it Up" project worked to encourage local action to install solar panels and lights.
12 July 2016
Saferworld held a workshop in Jordan to provide a platform to discuss local peacebuilding in Yemen within the context of the current conflict.
12 July 2016