protecting civilians
South Sudan Government agrees to cease hostilities: Oxfam's reaction
Responding to the reported agreement by the Government of South Sudan to immediately cease hostilities, John Watt Oxfam’s East and Central Africa Deputy Regional Director said from Juba:
90 per cent of people in LRA areas of Congo still live in fear of their safety, new Oxfam survey reveals
‘We are entirely exploitable’
Each year Oxfam undertakes a far-reaching survey of unheard, conflict-affected people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
DR Congo: Strengthen civilian protection before elections
No Time to Lose
By the end of 2014, the Afghan national army and police – under the authority of the Ministries of Defense and Interior, respectively – are expected to assume full responsibility for the pr
Protection of Civilians in 2010
In 2010, millions of men, women, and children were killed, raped, displaced, injured, or recruited by force in armed conflicts throughout the world.
UNSC’s efforts to protect civilians in armed conflict inconsistent and at times biased
Ghosts of Christmas Past
Almost daily, a small band of rebels known as the Lord’s Resistance Army, or LRA, kills, abducts and attacks people across a vast area of central Africa.
Engaging with Communities
Oxfam’s aim is that “all women and men in humanitarian crises will be assured both the protection and the assistance they require, regardless of who they are or how they are affected, in a
Palestinian village and nearly $30,000 of aid destroyed by Israeli military
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