Responding to Violence Against Humanitarian Action on the Policy Level

Focusing on the aftermath of serious incidents of violence against humanitarian action, this toolkit seeks to provide a range of options and guidance regarding sharing information, speaking out, and challenging impunity in response to attacks.
 

 

The purpose of this toolkit is to offer guidance and support to humanitarian actors for responding to violence against humanitarian action, in order to promote a more protective environment for the provision of humanitarian aid to civilians. It aims to complement and strengthen operational and security responses to acts of violence against the humanitarian mission, or humanitarian organizations’ personnel, facilities, assets, and activities as a way to harm civilians.

Focusing on the aftermath of serious incidents of violence against humanitarian action, this toolkit seeks to provide a range of options and guidance regarding sharing information, speaking out, and challenging impunity in response to attacks. The toolkit contains resources and templates to help country directors; regional directors and desks; security managers; communications officers; as well as advocacy, policy, and legal staff – at global and field levels – make informed decisions about whether and how to share information, speak out, and challenge impunity in cases of violence against humanitarian action.

 
 

About this document

Section: Technical

Thematic Area: Advocacy Emergency Response

Location: Global

Type: Toolkit

Tags: Security management

Language: English

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