Civilian casualties of war


  • Civilian deaths from military activity
  • Discounted casualities of agression
  • Human collateral damage of warfare

Incidence

An estimated 15 million of the 22 million people killed in wars since 1945 were non-combatants. In World War I, civilian casualties were 5% of the total. In World War 2, they accounted for 50%. In the 130 armed conflicts since 1980, civilians have been 80 to 90% of the casualties.


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