“Pakistan’s security forces lost at least 386 personnel, 36% of all fatalities - including 137 army and 208 police personnel - in the first 9 months of 2023, marking an...
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Quarterly Security Report- Q2-2023
ANNUAL SECURITY REPORT- 2022
Casualties from Terror Attacks and Counter-Terror Operations Terrorist violence touched a new height in 2022. From 850 fatalities in 2021, the figure jumped to 980 in 2022 –...
ANNUAL SECURITY REPORT-2022
Casualties from Terror Attacks and Counter-Terror Operations Terrorist violence touched a new height in 2022. From 850 fatalities in 2021, the figure jumped to 980 in 2022 –...
CRSS Annual Security Report 2021
Introduction The Center for Research and Security Studies is pleased to release the Annual Security Report 2021. This report, compiled with the help of open-source data such as...
Security Report First Quarter -2022
Casualties from Violence in Pakistan During the first quarter of 2022, some 344 people lost their lives and 405 suffered injuries because of violence and counter violence...
CRSS Annual Security Report 2021-Executive Summary
After consistent decline since 2015, violence in Pakistan increases by an alarming 42% in 2021 Violence related casualties in Pakistan declined at a steady rate since 2015,...
Quarterly Security Report – 2021
July 1, 2021 to September 30, 2021 by Senior Research Fellow M. Nafees Casualties from violence in Pakistan During the third quarter (Q3) in 2021, an uptick was observed in...
Quarterly Security Report – Q2, 2021
April 1, 2021 to June 31, 2021 by Senior Research Fellow M. Nafees A total of 1,169 casualties resulted from various forms of violence during Q2, 2021 (April – June). Of these,...
Quarterly Security Report – Q1, 2021
Casualties from Violence in Pakistan – Q1, 2021 Pakistan lost 196 persons in this first quarter of 2021, and another 42 were wounded. The erstwhile Federally Administered Tribal...
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