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1. Is there a single source of information about the victims of the armed conflict in Colombia? No. Colombia has an extensive documentation process for victims of the armed conflict. Hundreds of…

Federica Riccardi reflects on her work with the families of 'the missing' and the universal importance of knowing.

The Standards for Casualty Recording were published in 2016, following a three year period of consultation with casualty recording practitioners worldwide. Expert representatives of the ICRC and UN…

The partition of Pakistan from India in 1947 resulted in massive population displacement and loss of life. Casualty estimates range from 200,000 to two million deaths, with a significant portion…

The General Assembly, in its resolution 72/165 (2017), established 21 August as the International Day of Remembrance of and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism in order to honor and support the…

My staff’s red uniforms should have protected them. Instead they became their death shrouds, says IFRC secretary general Jagan Chapagain

30 years after the Srebrenica genocide, families are still identifying the dead. Join us 23 July in London for an evening on why recognising casualties still matters.

Every Casualty Counts interviewed CRN member Remembering The Ones We Lost (ROWL) to learn more about their work and the challenges of casualty recording in South Sudan.

A symposium bringing together journalists, scholars, activists and students in a collect effort to expose, empower and resist.

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News and Press Release in English on World about Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights; published on 5 May 2025 by Govt. Kuwait, ICRC and 2count other organizations

A youth perspective on WW1 archaeology An estimated 600,000 people were killed in Belgium during the First World War, and thousands of them are still missing to this day. When human remains are…

New poll findings suggest British public welcomes recognition of WW2 soldiers from all Commonwealth countries.

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Legal scholar argues that the ICJ can and should act on an expedited basis to address Israel's blockade of humanitarian assistance in Gaza.

This final plenary at NDM-UN28 highlighted how accurate and disaggregated casualty recording is essential to evidence-based, lifesaving, and rights-driven mine action responses.

Every Casualty Counts interviewed CRN Member Third World Studies Center (TWSC) to learn more about their work and the challenges of casualty recording in the Philippines.

In March, a delegation led by ECC's Executive Director, alongside the directors of UMP and UHHRU, visited the UNHRC. Read more about their strategic visit.