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Casualties of the 1973-1990 dictatorship - Chile

50 states endorse casualty recording in joint statement to Human Rights Council

23 September 2020

Bosnian Book of the Dead: A book for the living

29 January 2013

Casualty recording and the Geneva Conventions – updated Commentaries

31 March 2016

Casualty Recording at the UNSC Protection of Civilians Debate

12 July 2012

Casualty recording in armed conflict – 2016 SIPRI yearbook

23 September 2016

Casualty recording in peace operations – International Peace Institute seminar

28 May 2014

Casualty Recording: Assessing State and United Nations practices

16 April 2014

Contentious Casualty Counting: Coming to terms with the Baga massacre

23 January 2015

Data on conflict deaths included in UN SDG report for first time

20 July 2020

Every Casualty announces new Global Network Lead

5 April 2022

Iraq Inquiry report criticises UK government’s failure to monitor civilian casualties

15 July 2016

Iraq: Casualty records show civilian deaths almost almost doubling every year since 2012

7 January 2015

Learning from Casualty Recording Experience: Nigeria Watch

8 June 2015

OCHA urges Security Council to make greater use of casualty recording

1 February 2019

SDG 16.1: Every Body Counts – Measuring Violent Deaths

19 March 2015

The local casualty recording organisations providing the UN’s data on deaths in Gaza

6 August 2014

Three groundbreaking UN resolutions promote casualty recording for the first time

14 July 2020

UN Secretary General calls for common UN-wide system for recording casualties

30 November 2013

UNSC annual Protection of Civilians debate recognises importance of casualty recording

4 March 2014

Webinar: Casualty recording and human rights

5 February 2021

Why does casualty recording matter? Interviews with civil society casualty recorders

12 March 2013