Resources

Democratising Myanmar’s security sector: interview with Kim Jolliffe

We spoke to Kim Jolliffe to find out more about the challenges of democratisation in Myanmar’s security and justice institutions and what the next steps should be.   

Democratic reform of Myanmar’s security sector: some signs of progress but much work ahead

Despite ongoing unrest and violence in many parts of Myanmar that have rightly grabbed international attention, as of 2019, limited positive trends towards a more accountable security and justice sector can be seen. Kim Joliffe, outlines three areas where steps can be taken to democratise the country’s security sector.

Road to recovery: addressing conflict through dialogue in South Sudan

Decades of conflict in South Sudan have torn communities apart, with many still struggling to live peacefully or earn a living. Esther and Hakim work in Torit County to bring people together to address tensions and talk over their concerns.

Security, justice and governance in south east Myanmar: a knowledge, attitudes and practices survey in Karen ceasefire areas

Security integration in conflict-affected societies: considerations for Myanmar

Police in Kyrgyzstan: perspectives and experiences

What is life like for police in rural communities of Kyrgyzstan? Our documentary shares the perspectives, goals and experiences of police who work with communities to address their safety and security concerns

Working with businesses for peace in Bangladesh

Fighting marginalisation and exclusion in Nepal

Following a visit to Nepal’s Sunsari and Siraha districts, Ilya Jones outlines some of the accomplishments and challenges faced by partners and communities in their peacebuilding work.

From Myanmar to Nepal: comparing experiences of conflict and peacebuilding

A recent trip to Nepal provided our Myanmar team with an opportunity to explore similarities and differences in the two countries’ peace processes and see first-hand the long-term effects of peacebuilding in communities.