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Regional Overview – Asia
12 February 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 12 February 2019

The number of reported organized violence events decreased while demonstrations remained static across the South and Southeast Asian regions last week compared to previous weeks. In South Asia, militants and Afghan/NATO forces continued to clash in Afghanistan, people took to

Daniela Pollmann 12/02/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
5 February 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 5 February 2019

Last week, in Asia, there was an overall slight increase in demonstrations and a small uptick in the number of violence against civilians events. In South Asia, Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan militants attacked a police office in Balochistan, leading to a clash

Danyal Kamal 05/02/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
29 January 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 29 January 2019

Last week in Asia, the overall level of organized violence remained relatively static while the number of demonstrations increased. In South Asia, the week was marked by a large-scale Taliban attack in Afghanistan and the reported deaths of 11 militants

Danyal Kamal 29/01/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
22 January 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 22 January 2019

Last week in Asia, the overall number of demonstrations declined significantly; reported fatalities declined as well. In South Asia, the week was marked by protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 in Northeast India while three Islamic State militants were

Danyal Kamal 22/01/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
15 January 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 15 January 2019

Last week in South and Southeast Asia, reported fatalities from political violence increased slightly, while instances of targeted civilian violence sharply declined as part of a visible trend since the last week of December 2018. Key developments included ongoing militant

Daniela Pollmann 15/01/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
8 January 2019

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 8 January 2019

At the start of 2019, there was a slight decline in the overall levels of political violence and protest in South and Southeast Asia from late 2018. Still, the end of 2018 and beginning of 2019 was marked by large-scale

Daniela Pollmann 08/01/201909/01/2019 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
18 December 2018

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 18 December 2018

Last week, in South and Southeast Asia, the overall number of political violence and protest events decreased. There were also positive steps towards an end to the government crisis in Sri Lanka. However, the week was marked by deadly violence

Daniela Pollmann 18/12/2018 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
11 December 2018

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 11 December 2018

Overall, political violence decreased slightly while the number of reported demonstration remained static in the South and Southeast Asian regions last week. The key developments of the last week were ongoing fighting between both Taliban and Islamic State (IS) militants

Daniela Pollmann 11/12/201811/12/2018 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
4 December 2018

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 4 December 2018

Last week, in South and Southeast Asia, there was an increase in demonstrations while organized violence remained static overall. The week was marked by two Taliban attacks on foreign forces in Afghanistan, large-scale farmer protests in India, a surge of

Daniela Pollmann 04/12/201804/12/2018 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more

Regional Overview – Asia
27 November 2018

Regional Overview – Asia <br/> 27 November 2018

Last week in Asia, overall levels of both organized violence and demonstrations declined across the South and Southeast Asia regions. Key developments include deadly suicide attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan, a high number of rebel attacks across India, and separatist

Daniela Pollmann 27/11/2018 Analysis, Asia, Regional Overviews Read more
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To download all ACLED data for the entire time period of coverage, simply click ‘export’.

To download all available ACLED data for a specific time period, simply enter a date range and click ‘export’.

Please be aware that ACLED covers over 80 countries, but the period of active coverage differs. For African states, all data are available from January 1st 1997 onwards. For other countries, more recent periods are available and the details for each country can be found here.

To download realtime and historical data for specific event types, choose in that category and leave all other categories as they are. All data for that event type will be exported.

To download realtime and historical data for specific actor type or actor, choose in that category and leave all other categories as they are. All data for that event type will be exported.

To download realtime and historical data for specific region, country or location, choose in that category and leave all other categories as they are. All data for that event type will be exported.

By default, the data are exported in a format where each row represents an single event, on a specific day and location and involving distinct actors.

A actor based file has events by single actors, meaning that events are often repeated if two actors are involved. The difference between the two file types is based on whether the data are being used to analyse patterns over time, types of violence, conflict between groups, or locations (which the normal file type is best for), or to analyse actor types or specific actors, when the “actor-based” file is best.

Many guides to, and details of, the data use and coding processes can be found on the resource pages.

Please note exported data will contain additional columns including a timestamp column which indicates when the data were last updated.

For systems that use semi-colon separated values by default you may find the compatibility mode option beneficial.

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