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Federalisation in Somalia: It takes strong bricks to build a state
Joanne Crouch explores the formation of Federal Member States in Somalia and progress on governance reform.
14 June 2016
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Women, citizenship and vulnerability in Nepal
With International Women's Day this week Ojaswi Shah looks at the impact of citizenship law on women and girls in Nepal.
7 March 2016
News & events
Supporting youth initiatives in Yemen through small grants
As part of our ongoing youth project, Saferworld is supporting a series of local level initiatives led by youth groups across Yemen.
2 March 2016
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The eve of elections
On the eve of Presidential elections in Uganda, Saferworld’s David Othieno and David Otim offer a view from Kampala.
17 February 2016
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Openness in Fragile Environments: the art of the possible
Head of Asia Programme Chris Underwood reflects on this weeks OpenGov Hub workshop in Washington.
15 January 2016
News & events
EVENT - Federalism, conflict and fragmentation in Yemen
At an event on 16 November, Yemen experts will discuss the country’s conflict, as well as the political landscape it is rooted in.
5 November 2015
Comment & analysis
Finally! A peace policy for Kenya
With a history of inter-ethnic tension, land conflict and election-related violence, Kenya’s recent adoption of its long-awaited peace policy is a welcome step towards better coordinated efforts at building peace, argues Maria Osula.
4 November 2015
News & events
Taiz city becoming uninhabitable as fighting blocks entry of supplies and aid
Saferworld endorses the joint press release this week by the International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGO) Forum in Yemen on the critical humanitarian situation in Taiz
30 October 2015
Comment & analysis
How Yemen’s United Nations mediation could avoid failing again (but probably won’t)
In an article written for The Washington Post, Peter Salisbury discusses Yemen's peace talks and argues that a negotiated political settlement is the only way for the country to see an end to its conflict.
27 October 2015
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A new constitution brings challenges and opportunities for Nepal
Nepal’s draft constitution was put into effect on 20 September 2015 – eight years after the end of conflict and the day before International Peace Day.
21 September 2015