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Center for Conflict Resolution

Conflict-Resolution Center that tracks interstate tensions, insurgencies and complex security issues in South Asia, Europe & Middle East.

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Team

Director

Hajra Khan

Communication Officer

Hamna Yasmeen

Conflict Analyst

Hania Sahar

Social Media Manager

Muhammad Abdullah

Mission

To enable youth-led multi-dimensional diplomacy, peace-building and humanitarian advocacy across the world importantly, South Asia responding to the complex evolving conflicts, promoting stability, conflict prevention and cross-border terror and counter-terrorism.

Goals

  • Produce real-time and in-depth conflict and security analysis (Interstate and Internal Conflicts)
  • Monitor Humanitarian Crisis (e.g in Afghanistan, Palestine, Ukraine, Sudan etc) and propose relief, policy and humanitarian diplomacy responses.
  • Facilitate youth-driven peace-building dialogues: Track II and Track III diplomacy bringing together affected communities, diaspora, youth activists, civil society across borders.
  • Promote resilience, reconciliation, and grassroots peace initiatives especially in conflict affected regions.
  • Advocate at the International forums (NGOs, UN agencies, regional forums) for humanitarian, conflict resolution and preventive diplomacy efforts.

Strategic Focus Areas

South Asia

South-Asia

Pakistan | India | Afghanistan

Europe

Europe

Russia Ukraine Conflict

Middle East

Middle-East

Iran-Israel Conflict | Palestine Conflict | Syrian / Yemen Conflict

Outcomes

  • A network of youth peace-builders across South Asia actively engaged in Track II /III diplomacy.
  • Credible data driven reports that inform stakeholders (Governments, NGOs, International Organizations) about conflict and humanitarian situations.
  • Create platforms for dialogue, reconciliation, and mutual understanding among youth across conflicted communities.
  • An early warning mechanism helping prevent escalations or mitigate crisis through timely alerts and diplomatic contacts.
  • Policy proposals adopted by relevant actors like governments, NGOs, International agencies, to mitigate conflict, humanitarian aid, border management, refugee cooperation, insurgency resolution and peace-building.