Security and Human Rights in the Time of COVID-19

The DCAF-ICRC partnership has been closely monitoring the evolving situation around the current pandemic and its implications for our work. Health crises such as COVID 19 or Ebola, can have major impacts on security and human rights in fragile contexts. We strongly believe that where multistakeholder approaches are promoted, with companies, governments and civil society working together, much can be achieved.

The DCAF-ICRC partnership is committed to ensuring the continuity of its work while safeguarding the safety and security of our team and partners. We are continuously working with partners to identify how our tools, knowledge products and operational projects can be most useful for stakeholders in the current situation.

Best wishes for good health during this unprecedented time,
The DCAF-ICRC Team

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