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China’s deepening engagement in conflict-affected countries is creating new challenges for its policy makers as they come to terms with the contradictions between a policy of non-interference, their new-found responsibility and influence, and new interests that need protecting.
1 March 2012
All organisations working in conflict-affected areas, including aid agencies, will inevitably have an impact on local peace and conflict dynamics.
29 February 2012
New report presents research findings in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Sudan and South Sudan
27 February 2012
We are witnessing a “revolution in the global order” and China is leading this revolution.
27 February 2012
As the world order changes, rising powers like China are increasingly involved in countries where peace is fragile.
27 February 2012
The joint Saferworld and EU publication 'Conflict-Sensitivity Assessment of EU programmes in Sri Lanka: Best practices and recommendations for project partners' presents summarised findings, best practices and recommendations in the areas of:
30 October 2010
In Sri Lanka, the use of home-made weapons known as trap guns for crop protection and poaching is a significant cause of insecurity, indiscriminately threatening human life and development.
20 May 2008
This report presents the findings of a illegal small arms and light weapons (SALW) pilot survey in Hambantota District, on the Southern Coast of Sri Lanka, and includes information relating to: The distribution of SALW in the district; Their impacts upon society, with particular reference to public perceptions related to small arms, security and development; The capacity of the Government of Sri Lanka and other actors to reduce problems identified and control illicit small arms in the district for the foreseeable future; The possible measures which could improve the situation in Hambantota District on the basis of the survey findings.
27 March 2007
In South Asia, large numbers of civilians die from small arms violence.
30 May 2006