As a 1325 laureate, Sara EL Khatib will spend a year with the Palestinian civil society institution MIFTAH.
UN Peacekeepers' safety and Security: patterns of attacks and pathways to peacekeeping performance
Safety and security of United Nations (UN) peacekeepers is a ‘top priority’ for the UN and has been made a focus-area of the Action for Peacekeeping (A4P) initiative. Risk stemming from the threat of deliberate acts of violence against peacekeeping personnel, in particular, has come into focus. Many aspects related to violence against UN peacekeepers remain poorly understood even though they matter for safeguarding effective operations and mandate implementation. Recent years’ advances to protect UN peacekeepers from harm have heavily focused on improving their access to training and equipment. Added efforts to track and analyse patterns of attacks, including drivers and wider consequences, can also contribute to the safety and security of peacekeeping personnel. This background paper highlights some key findings from existing studies by scholars to stimulate discussion at the 2022 Challenges Annual Forum CAF22.
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UN Peacekeepers' safety and Security: patterns of attacks and pathways to peacekeeping performance- What is the state of the state when UN peacekeeping operations leave
- Mandate interpretation and multinational collaboration in the UN mission in Mali
- Local Perceptions about Robust Protection of Civilians in UNMISS and AMISOM
- Local Perceptions about Robust Protection of Civilians in UNMISS and AMISOM
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