Protecting civilians in African Union multidimensional Peace Support Operations during conflicts and post-conflict situations.
This article assesses the extent to which the African Union has been able to influence the capacity of states to protect their own populations where it has deployed peace operations.
ACCORD assesses the implementation of the new Civilian Foundation Course training package
Workshop on the importance of the International Humanitarian Law attended by participants rostered in the AU Standby Capacity.
KAIPTC co-hosted a course to equip mid-level operational personnel with skills to deal with challenges faced by vulnerable communities.
This book provides an analysis of both the theory and practice of the AU’s attempts to protect civilian populations through its peace operations. After summarising the AU’s approach to defining
This book provides an analysis of both the theory and practice of the AU’s attempts to protect civilian populations through its peace operations. After summarising the AU’s approach to defining
Understanding the challenges faced by UNMISS peacekeepers in protecting the civilians of the newly-formed South Sudan.
TfP/ACCORD participate in International Human Rights Training Program held in Canada, setting out mandates to protect civilians and their rights.
Secretariat General of ECCAS develops programme to ensure readiness of the Central African Multinational Force’s civilian component.