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This report updates the figures on incidents in Ukraine up until 12 March 2022. It includes statements of concern from a number of medical organisations.

This report records the incidents that Insecurity Insight has documented between 26 January - 28 February 2022.

Russian troops invaded Ukrainian territory on 24 February. The initial strategy is believed to have been rapid capture of large populated areas; Russian forces are using explosive weapons in these populated areas. The report records the impact on healthcare up until 02 Mar 2022

This report updates the figures on incidents in Myanmar up until 22 Feb 2022.

'Accounting for gender when it is not counted': The first in a series of briefs intended to make policy-relevant findings from our research available to a broader audience.

This report records the incidents that Insecurity Insight has documented between 11 Jan - 25 Jan 2022.

This report updates the figures on incidents in Myanmar up until 25 Jan 2022.

This report records the incidents that Insecurity Insight has documented between 01 December 2021-10 January 2022. In total there are 15 incidents.

This report updates the figures on incidents in Myanmar up until the end of November 2021. The authors report that in recent months, the Tatmadaw appear to be adapting their tactics for use against communities perceived to be sympathetic to
pro-democracy forces.

Following the previous special report on Sudan, this report documents the incidents that Insecurity Insight has recorded between 17-30 November 2021.

Marches of the Millions protests have been taking place across Sudan after the military coup on October 25. Over 40 people have been killed and many others injured by live ammunition and tear gas fired by security forces during the protests. The violence has impacted health workers, hospitals and patients.

Now, nine months into the coup, the emergency in Myanmar has evolved into a protracted
crisis; the violence against health care workers continues as part of the military’s offensive against
anti-coup movements, and civilians’ access to health care is becoming increasingly compromised.