In 2010, the first conviction was delivered against a leader of the Khmer Rouge regime. We interviewed 1,000 Cambodians before and after the trial to understand the effects of the trial. Find out more...

1,879 adults were interviewed in the embattled Central African Republic, exposing extremely high levels of mortality: its population is dying four times faster than the rest of Africa. Find out more...

Between 1998-2007, the wars in eastern Congo have caused over 5 million deaths. In 2007, 2,620 adults in the region were interviewed to assess the extent of continuing violence, abuses, as well as progress. Find out more...

14 years of civil war have left little intact in Liberia. 4,501 adults were interviewed for the largest representative study ever conducted in Liberia on transitional justice, peacebuilding, and reconstruction. Find out more...

Close to a million people have been displaced over the past decade in Central Mindanao. 7,759 individuals were interviewed to understand their experiences – and their views on the way forward. Find out more...

2,498 adults were interviewed in northern Uganda about peace, justice, and social reconstruction, after the end of 20 years of conflict with the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). Find out more...