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Socioeconomic oppression and the need to rethink transitional justice
24 February 2020 | Opinion | South Africa
...one of many measures for addressing past abuses but as the transitional justice mechanism in the country, into which other efforts feed. Taking a cue…
Neither dead nor alive: Mexican mothers seek their missing loved ones
21 February 2020 | Opinion | Mexico
...en COES- Chile (Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies), École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS). This article, slightly modified and translated in…
Can the Kosovo Specialist Chambers do better than its predecessors?
11 February 2020 | Opinion | Kosovo
...Albanians who were targets of the KLA. Yet, targeting only the perpetrators of crimes from one side will eventually feed […] a sense of injustice…
Central African Republic: National court gets tough on Bangassou crimes
10 February 2020 | National tribunals | Central African Republic
...the national authorities on these issues but the work we are doing can gradually feed the discussions and push the national authorities to integrate new…
The ICC in Central African Republic: phantom state, phantom justice
31 January 2020 | Oxford partnership | Central African Republic
...because CAR remains a phantom state. SGBV is a highly visible and public form of violence in CAR, but most survivors don’t tell anyone what…
Essa Faal: “We don’t want the truth commission to be seen as a toothless bulldog”
20 January 2020 | In-Depth Interviews | Gambia
...the easiest decision one would have to make. I would leave everything behind to come and do it. Last June, you told us: “All of…
Tunisia: Battle over Truth Commission archives
16 January 2020 | Truth Commissions | Tunisia
...formerly occupied by the IVD in the Montplaisir district of Tunis were emptied and deserted several months ago, leaving only silence. But on the third…
Angola: The Pandora Box of “Embracing and Forgiving”
14 January 2020 | Opinion | Angola
...two decades of silence in the aftermath of its civil war (1975-2002), the Angolan government on 10 December 2019 changed its course by launching a…
East Timor: stolen child back home from Indonesia
6 January 2020 | Reparations | Timor-Leste
...I had a normal life,” she says. When she is asked to spell the name of her stepfather, however, she admits she is illiterate. A…
Fabien Neretse is found guilty of genocide
20 December 2019 | National tribunals | Rwanda
...weeks. Guilty of crimes in Mataba and Kigali Fabien Neretse is convicted of creating, maintaining and financing an Interahamwe militia in his native village of…