Should We Ignore Human Rights Violations for the Sake of International Cooperation?
In the decades since wars broke out across the sub-Saharan region, the international community has sought to recruit national militaries…
Can Anybody Win in the War Over Counting Civilian Casualties?
The Foreign Policy article penned by Lt. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend in rebuttal to one by Airwars’ Samuel Oakford is the…
Op-Ed: Peacekeeping Under Trump Could Be Difficult With Less Resources
On Monday, President Trump will chair a high-level panel on United Nations reform, kicking off the annual United Nations General…
Intercross the Podcast: Episode #31 ‘When War Comes to Cities’
In this episode of Intercross the Podcast, we are joined by Interaction‘s Director of Protection Jenny McAvoy and Center for Civilians in Conflict’s (CIVIC)…
Why Trump’s New Afghanistan Plan Spells Danger for Civilians
On August 21, President Trump took the stage at Fort Myer, Virginia to announce his long-awaited plan for the future…
Why Are More Civilians Dying in US Airstrikes on ISIS?
The debate over the increase in civilian casualties caused by the U.S.-led coalition in the campaign against ISIS grows more contentious by the day, even as the tempo of operations has slowed following the fight for Mosul.