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According to one estimate, over the last fifty years 22 million people have been killed
in these intrastate wars, 84% of whom were civilians. It is not only the dead that should
be counted, though. Internal conflicts have caused immense suffering among survivors:
refugees, internally displaced persons, the traumatized and victims of landmines. Whole
societies have been wrecked and development has been set back for years.
Week 1/2002
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War in Israel/Palestine
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Trouble in Kashmirm India/Pakistan
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War against terrorism in Afganistan
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Bomb in Israel
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Trouble in Kashmir
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Trouble in Chechnya |
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Attempted coupe in Ivory Coast - Abidjan
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Week 1/2000
| Warlike situation in Chechnya all week. |
| Bomb in town square in Kashmir - conflict between India and Pakistan |
| Conflict between Christians and Muslims in Indonesia |
| Conflict between Christians and Muslims in Egypt |
| Bomb towards the Russian Embassy in Lebanon |
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT 
List of institutions monitoring conflicts:
Our primary sources are:
European Platform for Conflict and Transformation: www.euconflict.org
Mail : euconflict@antenna.nl
FEWER - Forum on Early Warning and Early Responce: www.fewer.org
Peace Research Institute of Oslo (PRIO): www.prio.no
Mail: info@prio.no
Oslo City of Peace
Secondary sources are:
ConflictNet (www.igc.org)
Convernet: Bonn International Center for Conversion, BICC (bicc.uni-bonn.de)
INCORE (www.incore.ulst.ac.uk)
International Conflict Initiatives Clearing House (www.iwa.org)
International Crisis Group (www.intl-crisis-group.org)
International Peace Academy (www.ipacademy.org)
Peace and Conflict(German only) (www.friedenspaedagogik.de)
War, Peace & Security Guide (www.cfcsc.dnd.ca) | 
