Informes

Reporting Sexual Violence By state bodies or conflict actors that particularly targets IDPs and refugees, aid, health workers or educators or students among others. Africa Burundi 20 January 2026: In Rwuya hill, Mbuye zone, Muramvya commune, a 14-year-old girl was…

Joint Technical Working Group on Accountability to Affected People and Disability Inclusion This joint approach was suggested by the Resident/Humanitarian Coordinator following the Humanitarian Reset in Afghanistan to ensure a more effective coordination. Afghanistan continues to face a…

Press Release: For Immediate Release New York, 2 February 2026: Five years since the Myanmar military seized power from the democratically elected Government in Myanmar, the United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in…

Insecurity Insight documented 247 publicly reported incidents of conflict-related sexual violence between 01 January and 30 November 2025 in 31 countries and territories. Women and girls were most frequently targeted, facing sexual assault, gang rapes and…

Responding to a new report by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on accountability for conflict-related sexual violence committed in the context of Sri Lanka’s internal armed conflict, Smriti Singh, Amnesty International’s…

This Brief builds on more than a decade of investigations and reporting by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and other United Nations (UN) bodies, which have documented the widespread and systemic…

1. Introduction Alongside the Burma Army[1]’s shelling, air strikes, and violent attacks, villagers in Southeast Burma (/Myanmar)[2] have been forced to contend with another threat to their community’s safety and wellbeing: the rapid spread of drugs, chief…

In response to a call for input by the Office of the Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Myanmar (Burma), the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect provided analysis on avenues for…

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As the rainy season in the region comes to an end, more Rohingya families are contemplating whether to leave Myanmar and Bangladesh and brave dangerous boat journeys in search of a better life and risk dangerous…