Resources for casualty recorders
If you are recording information on casualties, you can find a range of specialised resources here to help you. They are suitable for all types of casualty recording organisations, large and small.
If you meet the criteria, we invite you to join the international Casualty Recorders Network to benefit from even more support. Members include NGOs, academic institutions and research projects from around the world. They cover both active and historic situations of armed conflict and violence. Contact us to find out more about becoming a member.
Investigating, verifying and recording information
Standards for Casualty Recording
Summaries available in 20+ languages.
Working with courts and tribunals
Casualty recording obligations in international law
Working with UN Human Rights processes and reporting on SDG indicator 16.1.2
Forensics and management of human remains
Mental health support
Image: Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre, by Andy Wallace, licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0