Accumulating archive of violence against humanitarian staff, held at incident level: aid workers killed, injured, kidnapped and detained, with country, sub-national location, coordinates, means of attack, attack context, actor type, organisation type and the split between national and international staff. Sourced from Humanitarian Outcomes' Aid Worker Security Database and preserved by PRISM so the record stays readable whether or not the upstream is reachable: every PRISM surface reads the archive rather than calling the API at request time. Held at incident level deliberately, because the aggregate hides what the record is for. PRISM's August 2026 analysis needed the actor coding to establish that 98.7% of detentions since 2021 were carried out by states, and the free-text narratives to find drone attacks the taxonomy has no category for. Insert-and-update, never delete: upstream corrections revise a row, nothing is removed.
PRISM (2026). Aid Worker Security Archive. PRISM, Protection, Risk & Impact Severity Monitor. Version 5.0. AWSD records © Humanitarian Outcomes, provided for research and non-commercial use; the compilation CC BY-SA 4.0. Retrieved 2026-10-13, from https://www.prismonitor.eu/data/awsd-archive
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