Counting Bodies, Preventing War
20 September 2023
Every Casualty Counts interviews Dr Johanna Rodehau-Noack on her latest research 'Counting Bodies, preventing war'.
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Casualties of the 1973-1990 dictatorship - Chile
20 September 2023
Every Casualty Counts interviews Dr Johanna Rodehau-Noack on her latest research 'Counting Bodies, preventing war'.
14 July 2023
Blog 3. Anastasiia Liulina shares her findings on the steps the Ukrainian authorities are taking to ensure casualties are recorded, recognised and remembered during an ongoing war.
14 July 2023
Blog 2. Anastasiia Liulina shares her findings on the steps the Ukrainian authorities are taking to ensure casualties are recorded, recognised and remembered during an ongoing war.
14 July 2023
Blog 1. Anastasiia Liulina shares her findings on the steps the Ukrainian authorities are taking to ensure casualties are recorded, recognised and remembered during an ongoing war.
13 July 2023
7 July 2023
From advocacy breakthroughs at the UN to the devastating death of one of our own, it has been an intense week for the casualty recording community and our allies.
11 April 2023
25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement, ‘Lost Lives’ remains one of the greatest examples of casualty recording in contemporary history.
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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22 March 2023
The Every Casualty Counts team is in Geneva this week (20-24 March 2023) attending the UN Human Rights Council’s 52nd session.
25 January 2023
Friday 27 January is Holocaust Memorial Day - a day to learn, remember and reflect. Read ECC's Rachel Taylor's blog on this year's theme of 'ordinary people'.
8 December 2022
In his latest blog, our Exec Director Gavin Crowden reflects on the idea of the 'unknown civilian'.
23 November 2022
Federica Riccardi, ECC's Global Network Lead, reflects on her work with the families of 'the missing' and the universal importance of knowing.