Celebrating women in peacekeeping
29th May is the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers. The day was set aside to pay tribute to those ...
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Tag: reconciliation
Transitional justice: lessons from Kenya on what works, and what doesn’t
In today’s world it’s almost expected that transitional justice mechanisms – such as criminal trials, reparations, memorialisation, and truth commissions ...
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Peace makes strides in Colombia, but the battle is far from won
By Fabio Andres Diaz One year after Colombians initially rejected a peace agreement with the FARC guerrilla group, today the outlook for ...
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Victim, perpetrator…pariah? : “No place for a rebel” poses tough questions about amnesty, reconciliation and accountability in Gulu
Life hasn’t dealt Ugandan former rebel Opono Opondo an easy hand. Like Dominic Ongwen, he was abducted by the Lord’s ...
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What legacy for the ICTY in the Balkans?
Judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) have been hearing this week arguments about the convictions ...
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LOOKING BEYOND DOMINIC ONGWEN’S TRIAL AT THE ICC
By Oryem Nyeko The ongoing trial of Dominic Ongwen at the International Criminal Court is an important step in the ...
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The promise of a Hybrid Court for South Sudan
By Taban Romano Civil society members were outraged by an op-ed in the New York Times, reportedly by the president ...
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Justice and reconciliation can come at high costs
By Benjamin Duerr Reconciliation programmes, courts and truth commissions increase societal healing of post-conflict communities, the first study on reconciliation ...
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Reparations for the victims of the post-election violence in Ivory Coast
By Daouda Coulibaly In Ivory Coast, the Commission for Dialogue, Truth and Reconciliation (CDVR) made way in March 2015 ...
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