This joint briefing paper from Every Casualty Counts and CIVIC examines the distinctions and complementarity of civilian harm tracking and casualty recording, using the case of Afghanistan as an example.
Further information can be found in CIVIC’s report Civilian Harm Tracking: Analysis of ISAF Efforts in Afghanistan and ECC’s report The UN and Casualty Recording: Good practice and the need for action.
Image: Finding a Name by Greg Jordan, licensed under CC BY 2.0.
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9 January 2025
In December 2024, ECC contributed to the call for inputs on 'Documentation of serious human rights violations in the context of transitional justice process' by the UNHRC.
6 January 2025
In collaboration with Airwars, and Casualty Recorders Members SJAC and SNHR, ECC has released guidelines for documenting the dead and missing in Syria.
5 August 2024
Today we publish a new document, which explains the key differences between casualty recording, tracking and counting.
