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Violent extremism in Africa is setting in motion a dramatic reversal of development gains and threatening to stunt prospects of development for decades to come. From 2011 to 2016, it caused 33,300 fatalities as well as widespread displacement, creating situations…
This report presents a review of what existing evidence tells us about Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (SEAH) in the aid sector, and aims to provide a clear and more nuanced understanding of the evidence gaps. Document searches identified…
On Monday 8th March, Frances Nobes, Senior Security Advisor at World Vision, wrote a blog for International Women’s Day. In this blog, Frances shares her experience of being a woman in security, how the security landscape is changing, and how…
On Tuesday the 2nd of March, GISF hosted a roundtable on the evolving security situation in Myanmar (Burma). The aim of this roundtable discussion, facilitated by GISF, was to provide members with an opportunity to share information, concerns, and questions…
Following on from our webinar with them in 2020, the FBI Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell (HRFC) have shared a prevention fact sheet with us. The document attached covers first steps you should go through when someone is kidnapped, as well…
On Thursday 25th February, GISF hosted the Webinar: Hostage Recovery with the UK’s FCDO and Met Police’s HCNU. The aim of the webinar was to provide an overview of the structure of hostage recovery teams in the Foreign, Commonwealth &…
Una herramienta de capacitación para mostrarle cómo manejar y remitir quejas. de explotación y abuso sexual comprometidos en el marco de acción humanitaria. Este recurso solo está disponible en español. A training tool to show you how to handle and…
PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) is a term used by the UN and NGO community to refer to measures taken to protect vulnerable people from sexual exploitation and abuse our by own staff and associated personnel.
This tip sheet is a quick reference for understanding good practice when engaging survivors of SEAH in policymaking. It is an adapted version of the report titled Best practice in engaging survivors of Sexual Exploitation Abuse and Sexual Harassment which…
This document provides a template for an inclusive code of conduct (COC) that can be used by organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The COC sets out key behaviours that are particularly important for OPDs to consider when working with…