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Every Casualty Counts launches new report

23 March 2023

Earlier today, Thursday 23 March, we released our new report: Casualty Recording in Human Rights and Humanitarian Law during a side event at the Human Rights Council’s 52nd session in
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Every Casualty Counts delivers statements on Iran, Ukraine, Syria & Ethiopia at UN Human Rights Council

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The Every Casualty Counts team is in Geneva this week (20-24 March 2023) attending the UN Human Rights Council’s 52nd session.

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