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In Nepal young people are often labelled ‘trouble-makers’ but, says LaChelle Amos, they have also shown they can play a crucial role in conflict prevention, peacebuilding, and local development.
8 February 2016
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
Yemeni youth activist Mohammad Al Shami talks to Elizabeth Bourne about the impact of the current crisis on youth civil society networks.
6 August 2015
Saferworld’s Head of Middle East and North Africa Programme Kate Nevens talks to the Yemen Peace Project about our work with youth leaders.
23 April 2013
Greater inclusion of young people in decision-making and tangible improvements in daily life are needed in Yemen to ensure that the current transition leads to sustained peace and security. This is the conclusion of a new report by Saferworld – Moving beyond promises – whichhighlights the crisis of authority and continuing challenges for Yemen’s political transition.
1 October 2012
يسلط التقرير الجديد لمنظمةSaferworld بعنوان - ما بعد الوعود- الضوء على أزمة السلطة والتحديات المستمرة للشمول في السنة الأولى للمرحلة الانتقالية السياسية الأولى لليمن. ويشير البحث الذي بُني على أساس نقاشات مع/بين شباب يمنيين بين آذار وآب عام 2012، إلى الحاجة لتحسينات ملموسة وواضحة في قطاعي الأمن والإقتصاد وشمول أكبر في عملية صنع القرار لضمان أن تؤدي المرحلة الانتقالية إلى سلام وأمن مستدامين.
1 October 2012
New survey explores young people's perspectives on security amid concerns that they are an easy target for extremist groups
13 July 2012
Marginalisation and exclusion of young people in conflict-affected states risks creating a new generation of adults who lack experience of civic engagement and the skills to participate in political processes says Ben Stevenson.
1 May 2012
Ethnic intolerance and a desire to exclude minorities are widespread attitudes among young people in Central Asia.
1 May 2012
Young people in Bosnia and Herzegovin are willing to question prejudices prevalent in wider society and are eager to break with the past. However, they face huge challenges.
3 April 2012