Resources

The role of the security sector in COVID-19 response: An opportunity to 'build back better'?

Clans, consensus and contention: federalism and inclusion in Galmudug

“Inclusion is a process, not an event”: federalism and inclusion in Somalia

Somalia Programme Adviser, Abdi Ali, and Senior Research Adviser, Zahbia Yousuf, reflect on our new research in Galmudug, Somalia. They explore why federalism was adopted, whether it has contributed to more inclusion and its future in Somalia.

Gender and displacement: South Sudanese refugees in northern Uganda

Competition and cooperation: challenges and opportunities for refugees in Adjumani District, Uganda

New research by Saferworld explores how displacement caused by  conflict has impacted South Sudanese refugees in northern Uganda. Ilya Jones and Ramzy Magambo reflect upon the challenges that refugees and host communities face and how the roles of women and men have changed in response to the complexities of their new situations.

“Like the military of the village”: Security, justice and community defence groups in south-east South Sudan

Interview: “For us to rest, we need to accept each other”: access to security and justice in south-east South Sudan

Maring Garamoco and Lucian Harriman discuss the main findings of our “Like the military of the village” report on South Sudan and the priorities for security and justice, to counteract the country’s harmful cycles of conflict.

Doing research in conflict settings: gender mainstreaming and ethics

Justice provision in south east Myanmar: experiences from conflict-affected areas with multiple governing authorities