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The International Center for Transitional Justice fights for acknowledgement, accountability and reform in the aftermath of mass atrocity and repression.

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    Apr 29

    | of Enforced Disappearance in 🗓️Wed, May 4 (10:00 - 12:00 CET) Join us at an in-person and virtual event, to amplify the voices of Syrian victims’ groups in their struggle for truth, justice, and accountability. 🔗

    Next week: Learn from Syrian victims’ groups & about the of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance in Syria. RSVP to attend in Brussels: Or online:
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  2. May 3

    | is seeking a Grants Manager, to allocate, track, and report on both international and domestic donor funds. 🤝Come work with us!

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    Apr 29

    Next week: Learn from Syrian victims’ groups & about the of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance in Syria. RSVP to attend in Brussels: … Or online:

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    Apr 29

    The is a historic achievement that brings fresh air and renewed hope to the UN System. From we want to congratulate and for their impressive leadership and all countries who have endorsed and supported the initiative.

    The UN General Assembly has just adopted the without a vote. Thank you to all Member States that have supported us in this process. Together we have made sure today that a veto is no longer the last word on issues of peace and security.
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    Apr 28

    This shows how a truth commission dealing with institutional and society-wide responsibility in an armed conflict AND individual accountability processes for those involved in that conflict, can function together.

    | Ex-army officials in tell special tribunal they participated in so-called ‘false positive’ killings of over 100 civilians. The admissions were made during a historic hearing of the JEP, in front of the public & relatives of victims.
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  6. Apr 27

    | Ex-army officials in tell special tribunal they participated in so-called ‘false positive’ killings of over 100 civilians. The admissions were made during a historic hearing of the JEP, in front of the public & relatives of victims.

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  7. Apr 25

    | would like to congratulate Yasmine Amdouni, Sabrine Trabelsi and Mohammad Jaber for winning the Wide Awake special prizes. Stay tuned for more updates on the Wide Awake art contest!

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  8. Apr 20

    A Historic Black Community in the US Resists Erasure As plans to build a massive distribution center forge ahead, residents of the historic Black community of , Virginia, demand acknowledgment & redress. Words & images by 🔗

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    Apr 20

    What can US and other local truth commissions learn from one another and from community-led local truth commissions worldwide? With my co-workers Eduardo Gonzalez and and US truth commission leaders. Register here:

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  10. Apr 19

    | 21 human rights orgs and 57 Libyan public figures call on authorities to lift the arbitrary restrictions imposed by the Civil Society Commission on civil associations. These restrictions clearly aim to silence the voices of human rights defenders in Libya 👇

    🟥Press release : TWENTY ONE HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS AND 57 LIBYAN PUBLIC FIGURES CALL ON THE AUTHORITIES TO LIFT THE ARBITRARY RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE CIVIL SOCIETY COMMISSION ON CIVIL ASSOCIATIONS
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  11. Apr 19

    Are you registered? This Thursday's discussion features Eduardo González Cueva, Jill Williams, Rev. Nelson and Joyce Johnson, Jodie-Ann Geddes, and Virginie Ladisch; find more about the program below 👇

    | Community-Led Truth Seeking: Challenges and Triumphs Join for an online roundtable discussion, to launch the new report: Civil Society-Led Truth-Seeking Initiatives 🗓️ Thur, April 21 ⏰ 12-1:30pm ET 🔗
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  12. Apr 18

    | Development Officer, Foundation Relations 🤝Join ! Support our mission by expanding and diversifying our pool of institutional donors, and maintaining excellent donor relations across our portfolio. 🔗

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  13. Apr 13

    🤝For 8 months, 32 excombatants from demobilized armed groups came together to discuss the truth. 🔎Check out for more about the interactive website that mapped the results of those meetings, creating an unprecedented tool towards a sustainable peace👇

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    ✅Motivaciones ✅Dinámicas económicas y sociales ✅Factores de persistencia ✅Negociaciones 32 excombatientes de grupos armados desmovilizados en Colombia se sentaron a hablar con la verdad durante 8 meses. El resultado: un sitio web sin precedentes 👇
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    Apr 12

    Very happy to invite the community to participate in this discussion. Community led truth-seeking is a key strategy for effective mobilization and change.

    | Community-Led Truth Seeking: Challenges and Triumphs Join for an online roundtable discussion, to launch the new report: Civil Society-Led Truth-Seeking Initiatives 🗓️ Thur, April 21 ⏰ 12-1:30pm ET 🔗
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  15. Apr 13

    Education and dialogue are key to ending Lebanon's collective amnesia about the war & avoiding the repetition of violence. "The War As I See It" travelled Lebanon sparking discussion among young people and the public. 📸Explore the entire exhibit online 👇

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  16. Apr 13

    ICTJ has worked for many years in Lebanon to promote youth knowledge and discussion of the civil war and its causes. The War As I See It asked young people to use their cameras to explore their understanding of the Lebanese civil war as it shapes their country’s past and present.

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  17. Apr 13

    The Lebanese civil war began on April 13, 1975. While the harms caused by the civil war are still visible, the official denial of the past has left a hole in the historical record and prevented people from fully understanding the war and its causes, especially young people.

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    Apr 9

    Colombia’s Truth Commission: “If we observed a minute of silence for each victim of the armed conflict in Colombia, we would have to be silent for 17 years.” Here’s ’s backgrounder on transitional justice in Colombia

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    Si hiciéramos un minuto de silencio por cada víctima del conflicto armado en Colombia, tendríamos que estar en silencio durante 17 años.
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  19. Apr 10

    | A Drop of Water on a Hot Stone: for Victims in the This research report examines the notion of justice and its feasibility from a victim-centered approach in a context of profound fragility and poverty.

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  20. Apr 8

    | Community-Led Truth Seeking: Challenges and Triumphs Join for an online roundtable discussion, to launch the new report: Civil Society-Led Truth-Seeking Initiatives 🗓️ Thur, April 21 ⏰ 12-1:30pm ET 🔗

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