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  • Comparison Survey Launch: Which countries are most likely to experience new mass killing in 2022?

    December 1, 2021

    To help the Simon-Skjodt Center’s Early Warning Project forecast atrocity risk in 2022 and learn more about the “wisdom of the crowd,” please participate in our annual comparison survey.

    Tags:   early warning projectwisdom of the crowdmass killingmass atrocities

  • Heat map of estimated risk of new mass killing, 2021–22.

    Countries at Risk for Mass Killing 2021–22: New Early Warning Report

    November 29, 2021

    Pakistan, India, and Yemen top the list of countries at risk for new mass killing in 2021 or 2022, according to the Early Warning Project’s latest annual Statistical Risk Assessment. 

    Tags:   early warning projectpakistanindiayemen

  • Risks of Mass Atrocities in Burma Post-Coup

    November 16, 2021

    The Rohingya remain at heightened risk of genocide and mass atrocities. Other vulnerable groups include ethnic and religious minorities in areas where armed groups are fighting the Tatmadaw. In particular, an increased military offensive in Chin State in northwestern Burma is raising red flags of potential mass atrocities.

    Tags:   burmarohingya

  • Women and children are pictured on their way to a winter-time wedding in Bamyan, Afghanistan. February 16, 2012

    Women and Hazara in Afghanistan Face Heightened Risk of Mass Atrocities After Taliban Takeover

    September 13, 2021

    While the Taliban takeover threatens civilians across Afghanistan, the country’s women and girls and Hazara populations are at particular risk of mass atrocities. Even prior to the Taliban’s seizing control of the country, the Early Warning Project’s Statistical Risk Assessment ranked Afghanistan second in the world for the risk of a new onset of mass killing of civilians in 2020-21.

    Tags:   early warningafghanistancontemporary genocideatrocity preventionprevention

  • Map No. 4228 Rev. 1 UNITED NATIONS. August 2014

    Climate Change, Resource Scarcity, and Group-Targeted Violence in Nigeria

    September 2, 2021

    The ongoing conflict between farming and herding populations in Nigeria exemplifies how climate change can intensify conflict between communities and place certain populations at increased risk of mass atrocities. Nigeria is pioneering a new initiative to change how it raises animals for food and other products. If successful, this system could serve as a model for other countries also threatened by farmer-herder violence related to climate change.

    Tags:   nigeriaearly warning

  • A man stands outside of Sittwe, in Rakhine State, Myanmar, near camps for internally displaced Rohingya.

    Rohingya Remain at Risk of Genocide on Fourth Anniversary of Military’s Attacks

    August 23, 2021

    On the fourth anniversary of the Burmese military’s genocidal attacks on the Rohingya population we urge the world not to forget the victims and survivors. 

    Tags:   rohingyaburmamyanmar

  • Rwandan African Union soldiers training, Bangui, CAR

    Civilian Risks Intensify in CAR Amid Electoral Crisis and Aftermath

    August 20, 2021

    A recent electoral crisis in the Central African Republic drew renewed attention to mass atrocity risks civilian populations have faced since late 2012. In the wake of the December 2020 election, opposition groups disputed the election results and armed rebels mounted coordinated attacks against civilians that continue today. The country now faces what one top United Nations official calls an “unprecedented humanitarian crisis.”

    Tags:   central african republic

  • Refugees crossed into Jordan from Syria at a border crossing known as Al Hadalat, on the far eastern part of the border. Many of the refugees hail from Dara'a and were fleeing heavy fighting. February 2014.

    Civilians at Imminent Risk of Mass Atrocities in Dara’a City, Syria

    August 5, 2021

    The Simon-Skjodt Center is deeply concerned about the growing risk of mass atrocities in and around the southern Syrian city of Dara’a, where civilian casualties are mounting.

    Tags:   syria

  • Displaced Banyamulenge civilians gather in Minembwe to mourn the deaths of two women and one man who were decapitated in a neighborhood 2-3km from Minembwe Centre on April 18, 2020.

    Democratic Republic of Congo: Rising Concern about the Banyamulenge’s Situation

    July 22, 2021

    In this interview, Delphin Rukumbuzi Ntanyoma, a PhD candidate and expert on Eastern Congo, discusses ongoing violence and risk of future mass atrocities against the Banyamulenge ethnic group in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He describes conflict drivers, high-risk areas meriting additional attention, and concludes with recommendations for policymakers focused on atrocity prevention.

    Tags:   congodr congoearly warningearly warning project

  • Local Populations at Risk of Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo

    July 19, 2021

    In this interview, Congolese peace, justice, and genocide scholar Dr. Naupess K. Kibiswa answers questions about drivers of violent conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Congolese govermment's response, details potential triggers of new violence, and concludes with recommendations for to the US government on how to help prevent mass atrocities. 

    Tags:   congodr congoearly warningearly warning projectprevention

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Genocide Prevention

Country Case Studies

Country Case Studies

Find information on historical cases of genocide and other atrocities.

  • Learn About Genocide and Mass Atrocities
    • What is Genocide?
    • Definitions: Types of Mass Atrocities
  • Country Case Studies
    • Bangladesh
    • Bosnia and Herzegovina
    • Burma
    • Cambodia
    • Cameroon
    • Central African Republic
    • China
    • Côte d’Ivoire
    • Democratic Republic of the Congo
    • Ethiopia
    • Indonesia
    • Iraq
    • Mali
    • Rwanda
    • South Sudan
    • Sudan
    • Syria
    • Ukraine
    • Zimbabwe
    • Armenia
  • Reports and Resources
    • Reports by Date
    • Reports by Topic
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    • Reports and Resources by Language
    • Pursuing Justice for Mass Atrocities
    • Fundamentals of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention
    • Genocide Prevention Task Force Report
    • “To Make Us Slowly Disappear”: The Chinese Government’s Assault on the Uyghurs
  • About the Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide
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