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Ceasefire joins call for UN to publish a complete list of perpetrators in its 2025 Children and Armed Conflict report

2025 NGO Statement Ahead of the Open Debate on Protection of Civilians

UK military accountability: Comprehensive investigations vital to protect civilians and fulfil their rights

‘I demand, I ask, I insist on reparations’: Views of Ukrainian civilian victims must be heard in peace negotiations – new report

Ceasefire, EUCCI, and MRG deliver joint statement to UN Human Rights Council on reparations for victims of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine

UN Human Rights Council side event: Reparations for victims of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine: Victims’ perspectives on challenges and paths forward

What does a ceasefire in Gaza mean for civilians?

New report calls for fresh approach to UK investigations of civilian harm by military forces

Squad of Three Fully Equipped and Armed Soldiers Standing on Hill in Desert Environment in Sunset Light.

Strengthened parliamentary oversight needed for UK Special Forces, says new policy brief

UK military accountability: New government should change how it decides to go to war

Escalating violations in Syria’s Afrin

UK war powers convention now devoid of content: New report

Iraq: Rise in family-based violence against women linked to conflict

UK & other states must act to prevent further war crimes in Israel/Palestine

Israel’s justice system shields security forces from accountability – Launch of major new database

About Ceasefire

The Ceasefire Centre for Civilian Rights is an international initiative to develop civilian-led monitoring of violations of international humanitarian law or human rights; to secure accountability and reparation for those violations; and to develop the practice of civilian rights.