Casualties of the 1973-1990 dictatorship - Chile
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.
22 May 2023
Every Casualty Counts worked with numerous members of our Casualty Recorders Network, and other casualty recording initiatives, to provide further evidence to the OHCHR study on casualty recording.
23 March 2023
Our latest report provides an oversight of the principles and provisions of international human rights and humanitarian law which are relevant to the task of casualty recording.
5 June 2022
A fully updated analysis of international law finds that States already have the legal obligation to record the casualties.
12 April 2022
Every Casualty sets out recommendations to the UN Secretary General on the link between casualty recording and missing persons.
6 May 2021
A summary of the Standards for Casualty Recording is now available and translated into almost 30 languages.
30 September 2020
