Partners in Iraq and South Sudan kick off new programming
March 26th, 2020 | by Saba Azeem
The PAX Protection of Civilians (PoC) team received a generous grant for its programming from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign
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Conference report ‘Contributing to Human Security through training’ available now
January 30th, 2020 | by Selma van Oostwaard
On December 3, 2019, PAX brought together international training experts and policy makers to reflect on best practices and pitfalls
More than 70 civilians dead in Hawija: The need for better transparency and accountability standards for military interventions
November 15th, 2019 | by paxwebmaster
In the night of June 2, 2015, a Dutch aircraft part of the international Coalition against IS bombed an IS
Human Security Survey South Sudan Coordinator John Malith Mabor reflects on speaking tour in Europe
October 30th, 2019 | by guest blogger
The week of 23-29 October was the annual Peace Week held in The Netherlands and Belgium, in which traditionally more
Stop violence against Iraqi protesters, listen to them
October 9th, 2019 | by Carrie Huisman
Large-scale public protests are currently dominating much of southern Iraq, and the national government has to date responded with using
Community Security Dialogue in Juba, Jubek State (South Sudan)
August 26th, 2019 | by Marieke Meeske
In the first week of August, PAX and SSANSA organized a three-day community security dialogue in Juba, Jubek State. The
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Soon after our Human Security Survey partners kicked off the new programming (https://bit.ly/KickoffHSS), #coronavirus was confirmed as pandemic by @WHO. What to do? Adjust and adapt. See here one of the pop-up awareness campaigns started by our @PAXforpeace partner in #Iraq:
UN Security Council is getting interested in environment, peace and security – bodes well for improving protection of civilians and the environment. This and more in new @PAXforpeace and @PlanSecu policy paper. https://www.paxforpeace.nl/stay-informed/news/signs-of-progress-environment-and-conflict-in-the-un-security-council
#COVID19 does not care about nationality or ethnicity, faction or faith. It attacks all, relentlessly.
Meanwhile, armed conflict rages on around the world and the most vulnerable pay the highest price.
Listen to the full speech of @UN SG @antonioguterres: https://twitter.com/antonioguterres/status/1242155073981087744Read @LaurieTreffers' ongoing reports into Dutch transparency and accountability for civilian harm, and our continuing efforts through our own NL office - alongside partners including @PAXPoC @OpenStateEU @CivCenter and @amnestynl - to find a better way. https://airwars.org/news-and-investigations/newly-released-documents-reveal-the-dutch-knew-about-possible-high-risk-to-civilians-at-hawijah/
Now on @BBCNews @libe @demorgen: Key European allies (UK, France and Belgium) are denying dozens of civilian deaths from their own actions. Read more about this, and the last minute transparancy turnaround of the Netherlands on the @airwars website:
