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The Price of Inclusion: Are We Sacrificing African Identity at the Altar of International Norms?
Across our continent, peacebuilding and transitional justice processes continue to be measured against a liberal yardstick that was never designed with Africa in mind. In our pursuit of international legitimacy of being seen as modern, civilised,…Read More
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Having witnessed a community-designed transitional justice process for climate harms in South Africa, I started thinking: Are other communities affected by climate change developing their own backward- and forward-looking measures for climate harms, which could be seen as transitional justice?
Working with the Civil Society Network on Climate…Read More
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Have you seen all the resources available on the African Transitional Justice Hub? The platform offers:
➡️ Comprehensive summaries of national transitional justice processes across the continent
➡️ Case studies on African truth commissions’ engagements with conflict-related sexual violence and gender more broadly
➡️ A database of truth c…Read More
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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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Have a look at these and other original opinion pieces here: https://atjhub.csvr.org.za/opinion/
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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 - Load More Posts





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