As part of Every Casualty Counts’ Casualty Recorders Network, AOAV has submitted a response to the OHCHR’s call for input to inform the High Commissioner’s report to the Human Rights Council on the impact of casualty recording.
AOAV submits response to OHCHR Call for Input to inform the High Commissioner’s report on the impact of casualty recording
AOAV report on UK Special Forces Global Operations receives extensive global media coverage
AOAV’s report on UK Special Forces’ covert operations in 19 countries since 2011 has garnered significant global media coverage, sparking discussions on the need for transparency and accountability in military interventions.
INEW: Documenting two years of global harm to civilians from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas (2021-2022)
A new report released today by the International Network on Explosive Weapons (INEW) presents data on the patterns of harm from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas.
Every Casualty Counts (ECC) releases comprehensive report on casualty recording
Every Casualty Counts (ECC) released a comprehensive report outlining states’ legal obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law to accurately record casualties in armed conflicts and human rights violations, aiming to improve recognition, acknowledgement, and support for victims and their families.
Case studies: the Taliban – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 10
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on civilian harm from explosive weapons in Aghanistan.
Case studies: the United Kingdom, from key ATT architect to key violator? – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 12
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on UK explosive weapons transfers.
Case studies: China before and after ATT accession – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 11
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on Chinese explosive weapons transfers.
Case studies: Non-state armed groups in the Philippines – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 9
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on civilian harm from explosive weapons in the Philippines.
Case studies: Saudi Arabia in Yemen – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 8
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on civilian harm from Saudi Arabian explosive weapons in Yemen.
Case studies: Myanmar military – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 7
Action on Armed Violence analyses the impact of the Arms Trade Treaty on civilian harm from explosive weapons in Myanmar.
Recommendations – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 6
AOAV’s recommendations for improved implementation and monitoring of the Arms Trade Treaty.
Conclusion – Assessing the effectiveness of the Arms Trade Treaty, Part 5
The Arms Trade Treaty is held back from meeting its potential by continuing violations of its articles by States Parties.