MATRIX REPROGRAMMEDConflict-Zone Dashboard
NO SINGLE WAR COUNTER.
Conflict deaths must be tracked by theater. Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, Myanmar, Yemen, DRC, and Syria use different reporting systems and verification standards.
Conflict Zone Counters
Estimated deaths must be updated from OCHA, health-ministry reporting as cited by major wires, UN commission material, and court/inquiry records. Keep deaths, child deaths, injuries, displaced, famine, and contested official responses separate.OCHA OPT / OHCHR / UN Commission / Reuters · Daily conflict-zone estimate lane
OHCHR verified civilian deaths are a conservative baseline and are lower than the likely real toll. Keep civilian deaths, injuries, military losses, missing persons, displacement, and infrastructure attacks separate.OHCHR Ukraine / UNHCR / OCHA · OHCHR verified civilian baseline
Sudan estimates vary sharply and verified counts are likely severe undercounts. Track verified killings, mass-casualty reports, displacement, famine warnings, hospital attacks, siege conditions, and humanitarian access collapse separately.OHCHR Sudan / OCHA / UNHCR / WFP / AP · High-uncertainty conflict estimate
Track civilian deaths, airstrikes, displacement, political detention, ethnic conflict, aid restriction, and humanitarian access. Estimate must be replaced with a sourced figure when the weekly watch finds a stronger public dataset.UN OHCHR / OCHA / UNHCR / ACLED where available · High-uncertainty conflict estimate
Yemen deaths include direct and indirect mortality estimates. Track conflict deaths, excess mortality, hunger, cholera/disease, displacement, port access, blockade claims, and humanitarian operations separately.UNDP / OCHA Yemen / WHO / WFP / IPC · Conflict and indirect mortality estimate
DRC long-war mortality estimates include direct and indirect conflict effects across years. Track current armed-group violence, civilian killings, sexual violence reports, displacement, disease outbreaks, and mineral/cross-border pressure separately.OCHA DRC / UNHCR / MONUSCO / WHO / historical mortality studies · Long-war mortality estimate lane
Syria estimates vary by source and period. Track deaths, detention, displacement, returns, refugee pressure, sanctions, infrastructure collapse, and humanitarian access as separate evidence categories.OCHA Syria / UNHCR / OHCHR / Syrian casualty monitors · Long-war mortality estimate lane
Evidence Rule
Verified civilian deaths, health-ministry reports, military deaths, missing persons, indirect mortality, famine pressure, hospital disruption, and displacement are separate categories. Red counters are estimate markers, not live automatic death clocks.