Our input to human rights council 62
14 July 2026
The Human Rights Council closed its 62nd session on 8 July. We shared vital input for Yemen and DR Congo
ECC joined the 2026 civil society statement on the protection of civilians
19 June 2026
In May 2026, Every Casualty Counts joined nineteen other organisations in a joint civil society statement issued ahead of the United Nations Security Council's annual open debate on the protection
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Our submission to OHCHR on Women and Children
19 May 2026
This week, Every Casualty Counts made a submission to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights' call for inputs on the rights of women and children in conflict and post-conflict
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Ten years of the Standards for Casualty Recording: from civil society consensus to international implementation
12 May 2026
In 2016, a field-developed document set a global baseline for recording casualties of armed conflict. Here is what happened next.
Join ECC: Cybersecurity Consultant sought
28 January 2026
CRN Member spotlight – Remembering the Ones We Lost
7 July 2025
Every Casualty Counts interviewed CRN member Remembering The Ones We Lost (ROWL) to learn more about their work and the challenges of casualty recording in South Sudan.
Memorial 2025 project announcement
3 April 2025
The Memorial 2024 project aims to break away from the common presentation of victims of war as stereotypes and statistics, and it will instead present the casualties as unique individuals.
EXHIBITION: Lost Childhood
6 January 2025
On January 6th, we launched the ‘Lost Childhood’ exhibition in collaboration with CRN Member Ukraine Memorial Platform. The exhibition features the stories of children killed during the war in Ukraine.
UNITAD’s contribution to the search for, exhumation, identification and return of remains in Iraq
18 November 2024
UNITAD was established to help support domestic efforts in Iraq to hold ISIL accountable for their crimes. In this article, Juliette highlights UNITAD's mandate and legacy.
Opening the Black Box: Fresh Insights into the Casualty Recording System of the Gaza Ministry of Health
29 August 2024
More than 30,000 fatalities individually identified. Updates and clarifications on how deaths are recorded and identified by the Gaza Ministry of Health.
The breakdown of casualty recording in Gaza since October 2023
30 July 2024
Professor Mike Spagat, Chair of Every Casualty Counts, explains how and why the casualty recording system in Gaza has deteriorated, and what we can still learn from the information available.
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