
When Sovereignty Fragments, Who Protects the People? Toward Human Security as Responsibility in an Era of Contested Authority
Who bears responsibility when authority itself is fragmented, especially in conflict-affected territories?

Who bears responsibility when authority itself is fragmented, especially in conflict-affected territories?

Advancing Global Dialogue on Peace and International Law

Senior African policy actors, development partners and multilateral institutions convene in Mombasa to advance integrated approaches to peace, security and development.

Revitalising preventive diplomacy and conflict resolution in Africa.

Working towards durable peace through ceasefires, national dialogues and reconciliation

The Sudan crisis has witnessed an unprecedented proliferation and overlap of regional and international initiatives aimed at halting the fighting

Regional security mechanisms in Africa play a crucial role in addressing conflicts, terrorism, and political instability, but their effectiveness is often constrained

Across Africa sovereignty is increasingly invoked selectively, respected or violated for strategic convenience

The 1330th Communiqué on the situation in Sudan demonstrates consistency in principle, but a heightened sense of urgency

Supporting the development of Malawi’s CRSVA report