International Alert | Peace is within our power

Gender-based violence in Tajikistan in the context of COVID-19

Indigenous Teduray residents of Barangay Itaw, South Upi, Maguindanao flee to safety on 3 January 2021 after armed men believed to be members of the BIFF burned down their homes allegedly to force them to leave their lands. Photo credit: Ferdinandh Cabrera

Enduring wars hamper Bangsamoro’s conflict-to-peace transition

Peace education in formal schools: Why is it important and how can it be done?

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A peacebuilding workshop in the Mindanao, Philippines. Credit: Conciliation Resources

Lessons learnt on research for peaceful and inclusive change

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Entitlement collapse and the politics of the belly in the Philippines

UK aid provide shelter kits with Royal Air Force

How does the UK’s Integrated Review score on peace and security?

Maguindanao clashes a preview of more violence

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