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    March 25, 2026, will go down in the history of Africa and the world: the UN General Assembly has taken a significant step forward by adopting a resolution that designates the transatlantic slave trade and racial slavery as “the gravest crimes against humanity.” Sponsored by Ghana, the resolution condemns neocolonialism and cal…Read More

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  • As the ITJA project moves toward closure, we convened in Accra not to conclude, but to consolidate.

    This roundtable was a moment to interrogate what has been built, honour the lessons carried by practitioners across the continent, and consider how this work can be carried forward.

    The work of transitional justice in Africa continues,…Read More

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  • Happy for this network. Hope together we’ll lead positive changes!

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  • I am writing a paper on mass movements and TJ, focusing on how mass movements can catalyse transitional justice processes (or discussions that call for some of the TJ recommendations) and positive transitions that contribute to more peaceful, violence-free societies. I am interested in how TJ can leverage some of these organic, informal structures…Read More

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  • Last week, i was excited to facilitate two classes on human rights and transitional justice in Africa, for the 2026 cohorts of the LLM/Mphil students at the Center for Human Rights, University of Pretoria, South Africa.

    This was a particularly exciting experience for me considering that just 7 years back, i was also a student at this…Read More

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African Transitional Justice Network

Part of the African Transitional Justice Hub, the African Transitional Justice Network is the only online platform that brings together researchers and practitioners to generate new ideas on African transitional justice, share best practices developed in the field, amplify the voices of marginalised individuals and communities, and facilitate outreach and cooperation among diverse stakeholders. The Network was developed via the Initiative for Transitional Justice in Africa, a joint project of the African Union and the European Union, implemented by a consortium consisting of the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, the International Center for Transitional Justice, and the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund.

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