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Issue 22, 2013


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News
	Global Eye on Human Trafficking (Issue 12) - April 2013
Publications
	European electoral heritage – 10 years of the Code of Good Practice in electoral matters (Science and technique of democracy No. 50) Bulletin of the World Health Organization 2013 Human Development Report: The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World A New START Model for Transparency in Nuclear Disarmament A Practical Guide for NGO Participants: United Nations Human Rights Council (OHCHR) Building a Better Future for All: Selected Speeches of UN SG Ban Ki-moon 2007-2012 Children on the Move Improving Access to Labour Market Information for Migrants and Employers Least Developed Countries Report 2012 Making a Mark: Reporting on Firearms Marking in the RECSA Region New Technology and the Prevention of Violence and Conflict Recognition of Qualifications and Competences of Migrants The Intercultural City Step by Step – Practical Guide for Applying the Urban Model of Intercultural Integration UN Chronicle, Delivering Justice Yearbook of the International Law Commission 2006, Volume II, Part Two
Web Sights
	Population Division – redesigned website United Nations Peacemaker
Multimedia
	Humanitarian Kiosk (OCHA)

Publications

New Technology and the Prevention of Violence and Conflict

This report explores the ways in which ICTs and the data they generate can assist international actors, governments, and civil society organizations to more effectively prevent violence and conflict.
It examines the contributions that cell phones, social media, crowdsourcing, crisis mapping, blogging, and big data analytics can make to short-term efforts to forestall crises and to long-term initiatives to address the root causes of violence.

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