Aid Worker KKA
By: Helen BuckJanuary-September 2021
January-September 2021
01 Jan-20 Apr 15 kidnapping incidents involving 34 aid workers in 15 countries. Of the 34 kidnapped aid workers, 17 have been reported as released.
66 kidnapping incidents involving 160 aid workers in 15 countries. National aid workers were the target of kidnappings in 69% of reported kidnapping incidents. There were seven reports of international aid workers being kidnapped.
Likely to have been a kidnapping gone wrong.Unlikely to have been a premeditated attack on an individual but rather an opportunistic attack in a complex environment.Long-standing history of abduction in the area.
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