• About CIVIC

    CIVIC is a Washington-based non-profit organization that believes the civilians injured and the families of those killed should be recognized and helped by the warring parties involved.

    On this blog, you will find stories from our travels around the world as we meet with civilians and military, aid organizations and government in our quest to get war victims the help they need.

  • Countries

    Afghanistan

    Colombia

    International

    Israel

    Jordan

    Lebanon

    Libya

    Pakistan

    Somalia

    Sudan

    United States

  • Contributors

    Sarah, Executive Director

    Marla B, Managing Director

    Kristele, Field Director

    Liz, Chief Communications Officer

    Trevor, CIVIC's fellow based in Afghanistan

    Chris, CIVIC's fellow based in Pakistan

    Jon, CIVIC's US military consultant

  • Media Content

    Videos

    Photos

In Libya, a legacy up for debate

Posted on January 30, 2012 by warvictims

Civilian harm should never be ignored, but neither should it be politicized in a way that diverts attention from real recognition for civilian survivors.

Filed under: international, Libya, Nato, Sarah, Uncategorized, United Nations, World | Tagged: , , , | Leave a Comment »

A Tale of Two Narratives in Afghanistan

Posted on January 19, 2012 by warvictims

If “security gains” are to be measured by fewer civilian casualties, then security is deteriorating in Afghanistan.

Filed under: Afghanistan, ANSF, international, Nato, Trevor, Uncategorized | Tagged: , , , , | 1 Comment »

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