Resources

Security integration at the heart of Myanmar’s peace process

Myanmar’s ongoing peace talks have ignited a debate about the future of the security sector, including the potential for dozens of ethnic armed organisations  to integrate with the state. Kim Joliffe considers the concerns and perspectives of the key actors and highlights some major lessons and challenges ahead.

UK High Court rules that government arms sales to Saudi Arabia are legal

“This is a dark day for the UK, as well as for the people of Yemen."

Will Brexit lower arms transfer control standards?

As with many aspects of UK political, social and economic life, Brexit is likely to have an impact on the rules governing UK arms transfers. Elizabeth Kirkham

Saferworld launches new website

Somalia at an electoral crossroads – dilemmas for future democratisation?

Joanne Crouch introduces Saferworld’s latest research, which aims to help guide planning for peaceful, timely and democratic elections.

Saferworld welcomes new Chair of the Board

Jeremy Lester has been selected as the new Saferworld Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Saferworld Intervention during Peacebuilding Commission annual session

Remarks delivered by Mr Larry Attree, Head of Policy, at PBC annual session

Gendered discrimination and corruption in the justice sector – new learning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

How do discrepancies in access to and delivery of services affect men and women differently?  How do gender and corruption interact? How could this feed into conflict? CDA Collaborative Learning Projects has been exploring these questions (see here and here) – and searching for answers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo).

Libya: A second chance?

Former Saferworld Director Henry Smith shares his thoughts on the lessons to be drawn from international post-conflict support to Libya following the toppling of Colonel Gadhafi.