Airwars is thrilled to win the 'Special Recognition Award' at the inaugural Centre for Information Resilience Open Source Film Awards for our short film 'The six-year-old victim of Britain's war in Iraq'

We look forward to attending the first implementation conference for the declaration on explosive weapons in populated areas next week - and to attending the INEW protection forum leading up to it!

We are delighted to announce Remembering The Ones We Lost has joined the #CasualtyRecordersNetwork . Remembering The Ones We Lost is our first member focused exclusively on documenting the lives lost in #SouthSudan since 1955.
Please give them a warm welcome!
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You are going to hear a lot about Iranian ‘Kamikaze drones’ such as the Shahed in the coming days.

Sanjana and the rest of our team wrote a brilliant visual piece if you want to understand them and the physical and psychological toll they have

airwars.org/investigation/…

📢REMINDER - last chance to register
15 April - Webinar: Overcoming challenges in casualty recording. A panel discussion focused on casualty recording in extremely repressive contexts. Details and sign up here:
everycasualty.org/webinar-overco…

📍 2 WEEKS TO GO!

We are only 2 WEEKS away from the Review Conference in Oslo, on the Implementation of the Political Declaration.

All activities and events can be found here with links to register ➡️ inew.org/oslo-activitie…

Will we see you in Oslo?

On this day, remembering each of those who died in the #Rwanda #genocide 30 years ago.
Not just 800,000 dead, rather one much-loved individual murdered - 800,000 times over.

We are very excited to share our first #HRC video intervention made directly by one of the #CRN members - Collectif Défenseurs Plus, speaking on #Haiti .
Watch the full dialogue at webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1a/k… or skip to the best bit - everycasualty.org/spiralling-cas…

'We've identified more than 3,000 incidents, that's more than the entirety of the war against ISIS'

Director at the civilian harm watchdog Airwars Emily Tripp says the war in Gaza 'is the deadliest for civilians in modern history'

Latest ➡️ trib.al/qrW22X6

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.@Airwars is a highly experienced organisation which has meticulously documented multiple conflicts for over a decade. They know what they are talking about, and their #casualtyrecords prove it. #gaza

'The strike on aid workers did not come in a vacuum'

Airwars' director Emily Tripp discussed the devastating scale of civilian harm in Gaza on BBC Radio 4 Today this morning

So many families have been killed, that we even have added this as a separate category in our archive.

Read through more than 200 incidents where we have identified members of more than one family killed or injured in a single event.

airwars.org/conflict/israe…

In collaboration with The Times and The Sunday Times we provide a window into the scale of loss in Gaza since October.

To date we have identified hundreds of families killed together in single strikes.

thetimes.co.uk/article/three-…

I am deeply honored and excited to announce my appointment as Expert Advisor for the GC REAIM - Global Commission on Responsible Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain. 1/4 hcss.nl/gcreaim-commis…

'Unique to this war is the scale at which families are being killed and so many cases where people are losing their entire families' - director of Airwars Emily Tripp in this really heart-breaking story from The Times and The Sunday Times.

Airwars monitors civilian casualties in intl conflicts.

📖The Lost Families of Gaza - a special project from The Times and The Sunday Times.

Over 1,800 families have lost multiple members in the past six months.

We worked with Airwars to name 161 of those families, and who they lost in the war.

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Being nominated across multiple Amnesty UK Media Awards for exposing the UK MoD’s poor civilian harm position supports our case that transparency on harm caused is in the public interest.

We’re still waiting for action from the MoD based on our findings.

Honoured to be nominated for an Amnesty UK media award -- for work with Airwars investigating the British military's implausible claim that UK didn't kill a single civilian over nearly a decade fighting Islamic State in Iraq

amnesty-media-awards.org.uk/amnesty-media-…

So proud of our tiny investigations team. Three nominations - only outdone by the BBC and The Guardian!

Kudos to the folks Airwars for the critical work they do being recognized.