Cette étude sur « L’état des lieux de la réforme de l’armée et le rôle de la société civile dans la supervision du secteur de la défense en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) », financée par CORDAID, a été réalisée…
“The Sahel: What needs to change” – new report by the People’s Coalition for the Sahel is a report by the People’s Coalition for the Sahel, a coalition of 48 Sahelian, West African and international organizations. ASSN made a major contribution to…
This study was conducted by Mustafe Ahmed of Nagaad Network based in Hargeisa, Somaliland (https://nagaad.org), under the supervision of Dr Medhane Tadesse, ASSN Regional Coordinator for the Horn of Africa. It provides an analysis and evaluation of the recent needs…
“ECOWAS and the Governance of the Security Sector in West Africa: 1999 – 2019” is a study conducted by Dr Niagalé Bagayoko (President of ASSN). This study (French version) describes the normative framework aimed at promoting and supporting Security Sector…
Authored by ASSN’s Dr Medhane Tadesse and Geoffrey Lou, this study traces the process through which South Sudanese Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) succeeded in finding their own niche in the country’s successive peace processes, how their interventions were developed and…
The African Security Sector Network (ASSN) together with its partners in the Just Future Alliance, recently launched the ‘Just Future’ Programme. The Just Future Alliance (JFA) is a consortium led by Cordaid and consisting of 6 established CSOs and networks from…
The study on ‘IGAD and Security Sector Reform: Between Caution and Complicity’ was conducted by Dr. Medhane Tadesse, ASSN Regional Coordinator for the Horn of Africa. “Drawing on regional survey findings, this paper interrogates the normative trajectory of IGAD peace and security…
The African Security Sector Network (ASSN) condemns in no uncertain terms the senseless and flagrant killings of peaceful protesters in Lagos and other parts of the country by the Nigerian military and police, ironically while protesting the criminal actions of…