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Humanitarian Continuity
Global, live documentation of displacement — tracked across the eight domains of the Continuity of Dignity framework.
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Cases Documented
4
Countries Monitored
0
Domains in Evidence
8
Responding Organizations
Life Displacement Documentation
Every reported case is mapped to the continuity domain it interrupts.
Education
Health
Identity & Legal Status
Family Unity
Livelihood
Culture & Heritage
Digital Access
Community
Counts reflect reports as received — not established facts. Case details stay confidential. Aggregated indicators only. Small numbers are withheld to protect people's privacy.
Where We Monitor
Organizations That Respond
Identified needs are routed to organizations with the mandate and reach to respond.
Danish Refugee Council — one of the world's largest displacement NGOs, supporting livelihoods, community resilience, and durable solutions for refugees and displaced people.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: Refugees and displaced persons
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal · In person
Norwegian Refugee Council — supports displaced people's right to education, legal identity, and a livelihood, with rapid response teams in 30+ countries.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: Displaced people and returnees
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal · In person
The UN health agency — leads emergency health response, continuity of care, and health system recovery in displacement crises.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Russian, Chinese
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: Health ministries, partners, and populations in emergencies
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal
Gives children in the world's hardest places a healthy start, the chance to learn, and protection from harm.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: Children and caregivers
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal · In person
International Rescue Committee — delivers health care, education, and economic recovery support to people whose lives are shattered by conflict and disaster.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: People affected by conflict and disaster
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal · In person
Works in 190+ countries to keep children learning and healthy through crisis — education continuity, vaccination, and child protection.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Spanish
Hours: Office hours — varies by country
Eligibility: Children and families
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal
The International Committee of the Red Cross — protects victims of armed conflict, reunites separated families, and supports health services in conflict zones.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Spanish
Hours: 24/7
Eligibility: Victims of armed conflict and their families
Referral channels: Email · Phone · In person
The UN Refugee Agency — protects people forced to flee, restores legal identity and documentation, and safeguards family unity across 130+ countries.
Global
Languages: English, French, Arabic, Swahili
Hours: 24/7 — help desks vary by country
Eligibility: Refugees, asylum-seekers, stateless and internally displaced people
Referral channels: Email · Referral portal · In person
Evidence & Accountability Hub
15,000+
Total Cases Documented
Spanning all 4 countries of operation
4,200
ICC-Eligible War Crimes
Cases meeting international criminal court threshold
98%
Chain of Custody Verified
Independently verified by third-party panel
Case Breakdown by Category
Independent Verification
Every case in AMANAH's documentation record is subject to independent review. Our Verification Panel comprises internationally recognised experts in human rights law, conflict documentation, and evidence integrity.
All documentation follows OHCHR standards
Evidence chain maintained with cryptographic timestamps
No case published without dual-source corroboration
Panel reviews 10% of all cases monthly
Panel Members
Dr. Amina Kofi
UN Human Rights Expert, Geneva
Prof. James Oduya
International Criminal Law, Nairobi
Leila Nazari
Independent Conflict Monitor, Vienna
Marcus Adebayo
Evidence Chain Specialist, The Hague
Panel members serve on a voluntary, non-compensated basis and have no affiliation with AMANAH operations. Appointments are reviewed annually.