Insecurity Insight documents conflict events affecting aid operations, education and health care in Pakistan.
Our data can be downloaded on the Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX) and corresponding reports can be accessed below.
Insecurity Insight monitors conflict events affecting health care in Pakistan.
Insecurity Insight documents conflict events affecting aid operations, education and health care in Pakistan.
Our data can be downloaded on the Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX) and corresponding reports can be accessed below.
Insecurity Insight monitors attacks on health care in Pakistan, and based on its data, the Pakistan chapter of the 2025 Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition (SHCC) report Care in the Crosshairs identified 32 incidents of violence against or obstruction of health care in Pakistan in 2025. Polio vaccination campaigns came under attack ten times, while 12 health workers were kidnapped and six were killed. Health facilities were damaged on at least seven occasions.
In 2025, the pattern of violence against health care in Pakistan shifted: incidents damaging health care facilities increased sharply, while attacks on polio vaccination campaigns and their security escorts and health worker killings continued, but at lower levels than in previous years, representing a smaller proportion of overall incidents. The overall number of incidents in which health workers were kidnapped remained similar to that in 2024; however, their proportion of incidents and the number of victims increased.Published every two weeks, Insecurity Insight’s Attacks on Health Care New Brief tracks global threats and violence as well as protests and other events affecting the delivery of and access to health care. Explore our interactive map to see where incidents happened.
Vaccinations have often been treated with suspicion in Pakistan following reports of a fake hepatitis vaccination campaign in the country by US intelligence agencies and subsequent propaganda campaigns by militant groups. Insecurity Insight’s blog post for the RIAH project at the University of Manchester, UK, discusses recorded incidents of critical violence against vaccination campaigns between January 2016 and February 2022 across 16 countries including Pakistan.
Our Global Interactive Map on Threats and Violence against Health Care provides access to continuously updated information on violence against health care in conflict and related to COVID-19.