Mutual insecurity is a primary driver of the Nagorny Karabakh conflict and a dominant factor in contemporary Armenian-Azerbaijani relations. The current peace proposal, known as the Madrid Principles, addresses the issue of insecurity through the envisaged deployment of an international peacekeeping operation, as part of a wider security package.

This report is the result of a series of conversations and surveys with youth in Jammu and Ladakh regions. They highlight issues that youth identify as critical for socio-political transformation and their role in it - including education, economic, governance and politics.

Conciliation Resources and the Sussex Centre for Conflict and Security Research (SCSR) hosted a one-day workshop to explore the role of gender, power and militarism in peace processes.

Set against a backdrop of periodic violence, the Ebola epidemic, weak governance and complex local, national and regional antagonisms, this report documents the greatest sources of insecurity along the Ivorian-Liberian border.

Set against a backdrop of conflict and constitutional limbo, Gilgit-Baltistan's youth talk about the pressing sociopolitical and economic problems they face.