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We have two new compelling opinion pieces by African practitioners on our African Transitional Justice Hub!
CISONECC’s Julius Ng’oma writes that climate change must be understood not only as an environmental or humanitarian challenge, but also as a justice issue that raises fundamental questions about whose lives are protected, whose losses are…Read More
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“Justice rooted in Africa, guided by the world, and shaped by context.”
The African Union Transitional Justice (AU TJ) Policy is a continental‑based transitional‑justice framework that guides AU member states in designing and implementing African‑grounded, internationally informed, yet context‑specific transitional‑justice processes. It addresse…Read More -
Transitional justice is a systematic approach that societies use to deal with the legacy of massive or systematic human rights violations, typically in contexts of conflict, repression, or authoritarian rule.
Core objectives
Healing victims: Recognizes victims’ suffering, restores their dignity, and often provides reparations or other forms o…Read More -
7 avril 1994-7 avril 2026, 32 ans! Aujourd’hui, nous nous recueillons en mémoire des victimes du génocide contre les Tutsi au Rwanda. Nous honorons leur mémoire, nous pensons aux survivants, et nous réaffirmons notre devoir collectif de ne jamais oublier.
Comme le disait Nelson Mandela : « Ce qui s’est passé au Rwanda ne doit plus jamais se…Read More -
🔥 Why most government strategies fail — and how governance systems fix this
Over the years, I have sat in many rooms where strategies were launched with confidence.
Well-written documents.
Clear priorities.
Strong intentions.
And yet… months later, very little had changed.
Not because people did not care.
Not because the strategy was wro…Read More - Load More Posts



Have a look at these and other original opinion pieces here: https://atjhub.csvr.org.za/opinion/