The negotiation of security issues in the Burundi peace talks

This study focuses on how various actors directly involved in the Burundi peace talks and how they addressed four issues in particular: the disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of rebel groups and government forces; security sector reform; the vast quantities of weapons in circulation throughout the country; and the needs and rights of the traumatised and disabled individuals affected by armed violence.

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