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Senior Research Specialist

Position:	Senior Research Specialist
Organisation / institution:	Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
Bio:	Dr. Jasmina Brankovic is the Senior Research Specialist at the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, South Africa, and at the Institute for Integrated Transitions, Spain. With a focus on participatory methods, Jasmina conducts research on inequality and socioeconomic transformation, climate justice, narrative change, and civil society strategies in transitional contexts. Her publications include Violence, Inequality and Transformation: Apartheid Survivors on South Africa\'s Ongoing Transition (2020), The Global Climate Regime and Transitional Justice (2018) and Advocating Transitional Justice in Africa: The Role of Civil Society (2018). She has a PhD in Political Science from the University of Marburg (Centre for Conflict Studies).
Skills and expertise:	Transitional justice; peacebuilding; violence prevention; socioeconomic transformation; narratives; participatory methods; South Africa; Africa
Reason for membership:	Seeking community of practice on transitional justice specific to the African continent.
Location:	Spain
Social Media:	https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasmina-brankovic/

Angeline Abuor

Co-Founder

Position:	Co-Founder
Organisation / institution:	YORJA
Bio:	Angeline is a human rights lawyer. She holds an Msc International Development from the University of Edinburgh and an LLB from the University of Nairobi. Angeline Abuor is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Youth Organisation for Research and Justice Advocacy (YORJA), a youth-led organization advancing advocacy and capacity-building for the youth in transitional justice. She works across diverse sectors including financial services, extractives and non-profit development. She has supported social impact initiatives such as providing pro bono legal services with FIDA Kenya on succession, child protection, and women’s rights, and contributing to gender and human rights-responsive policy integration in Kenya’s extractives industry, including the Tullow Oil Project. Regionally, Angeline serves as the East Africa Representative on the African Youth for Transitional Justice (AY4TJ) Taskforce of the African Union, where she advocates for meaningful youth engagement in peacebuilding and post-conflict processes. She is currently leading efforts to simplify and popularize the African Union Transitional Justice Policy (AUTJP) for youth audiences across Africa.
Skills and expertise:	I have strong skills in legal and policy analysis, research, and writing, particularly in human rights and transitional justice contexts. I am able to translate complex legal and policy issues into clear, practical outputs for diverse audiences. I also bring experience in advocacy and stakeholder engagement, including working with civil society, youth networks, and institutional partners.
Reason for membership:	I am seeking to join the network to deepen my engagement with practitioners and scholars working in justice, peacebuilding, and reconciliation. It will provide a platform for learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration across different contexts. I also hope to contribute my experience in human rights, youth engagement, and policy work while strengthening my understanding of emerging transitional justice approaches.
Location:	Nairobi, Kenya
Social Media:	https://www.linkedin.com/in/angeline-abuor-5589a863/

Thandekile Moyo

Researcher

Position:	Researcher
Organisation / institution:	Independent
Bio:	I am an independent researcher, writer, mediator, and advocate whose work focuses on governance, human rights, peacebuilding, conflict analysis, development, and transitional justice. My research is particularly concerned with the long-term consequences of violence and the ways in which historical injustices continue to shape the social, economic, political, and lived realities of affected communities. My current research examines the intergenerational impacts of the Gukurahundi genocide in Zimbabwe, with a focus on livelihoods, development, and post-conflict recovery. I have contributed to research, advocacy, public education, and communications initiatives across a range of contexts and have published commentary and analysis on governance, human rights, and political developments. My work seeks to bridge research, public engagement, and advocacy, with a particular interest in what happens after the silencing of the guns.
Skills and expertise:	Transitional Justice Human Rights Governance Peacebuilding Conflict Analysis Mediation Research Academic Writing Policy Analysis Advocacy Strategic Communications Public Engagement Development Post-Conflict Recovery Genocide Studies Peace and Security African Politics Social Justice Public Policy Political Violence
Reason for membership:	I am seeking to join the network to engage with researchers, practitioners, and institutions working on transitional justice, peacebuilding, human rights, and post-conflict recovery. My current research focuses on the intergenerational impacts of genocide and other forms of mass violence, and the long-term social, economic, political, and spatial consequences of historical injustice. I hope to contribute to and learn from collaborative research, dialogue, and knowledge-sharing initiatives, while deepening my understanding of how societies pursue justice, recovery, and sustainable peace after conflict and mass atrocities.
Location:	Pretoria, South Africa
Social Media:	https://www.linkedin.com/in/thandekilemoyo?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Priscilla Yagu Ciesay Ciesay, Esq.,

Co-Fouder & Sir. Technical Advisor (WAVE-Gambia), Independent Consultant

Position:	Co-Fouder & Sir. Technical Advisor (WAVE-Gambia), Independent Consultant
Organisation / institution:	WAVE-Gambia: Women\'s Association for Women & Victims\' Empowerment
Bio:	I am Ms. Priscilla Yagu Shalom Ciesay, Esq., a human rights lawyer and international humanitarian law expert with over 20 years of experience across UN Headquarters in New York and missions in Afghanistan, Darfur, Ethiopia, Kosovo, Liberia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda, specializing in human rights, civilian protection, Women, Peace and Security, and gender justice. Global to Local Expertise From my roles at UN Human Rights Office and as a UN Special Procedures Mandate Holder (2018-2022) under Security Council Resolution 1591 on Sudan, to my current work as Human Rights and Transitional Justice Consultant since 2022—advising UN entities and international organizations in The Gambia and Africa—I bring proven skills in post-conflict recovery and victim empowerment to this network. Leadership in Survivor-Centered TJ As co-founder and Senior Technical Advisor of WAVE-Gambia, alongside my role as Gender Justice Specialist for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in The Gambia, I lead initiatives on TRRC implementation, citizenship restoration, memorialization through writs of mandamus, and institutional accountability, directly advancing equitable justice for Jammeh-era survivors, especially women. Multi-Level Advocacy and Credentials Called to the Bar of England and Wales and admitted as Barrister and Solicitor of The Gambia\'s Supreme Court in 2002, with law degrees from King’s College London and The City Law School (UK), I serve on international advisory boards, providing technical assistance that bridges national Gambian efforts with regional West African and continental African TJ priorities. Committed Network Contributor This network offers me platforms to share my frontline insights, forge national-regional-continental partnerships, exchange knowledge on scalable TJ models, and amplify marginalized voices for reparations, non-recurrence, and psychosocial healing across Africa.
Skills and expertise:	Legal Education, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, Women\'s Rights, Transitional Justice, Gender Justice, Anti-Torture Advocacy, UN Missions, Psychological Support, Policy Reforms, Training and Capacity Building.
Reason for membership:	I am excited to join the African Transitional Justice (TJ) Network to broaden my engagement, exposure, and partnerships at national, regional, and continental levels while amplifying impact through knowledge sharing and exchange with fellow TJ practitioners. As a senior technical advisor at WAVE-Gambia, I seek dynamic platforms to engage diverse stakeholders, gain visibility, and expose myself to evolving TJ trends across Africa. Membership provides access to cutting-edge tools, reports, and peer-to-peer learning on victim-centered approaches, allowing me to refine our legal clinics and survivor dialogues while sharing broad expertise on family-led burials, statelessness reduction, and institutional accountability from national and regional lenses. I aim to build collaborations with national actors in The Gambia, regional West African CSOs and networks, and continental AU bodies plus survivor groups, co-creating scalable TJ models that amplify marginalized voices and translate our interim project gains into shared advocacy for reparations and non-recurrence. Through this network, I can promote WAVE-Gambia\'s leadership on Jammeh-era justice, exchange insights with global peers to drive equitable TJ, and position our team as influential voices weaving legal, psychosocial, and participatory strategies for a more accountable Africa.
Location:	The Gambia

Tsegaye Fereja

public prosecutore

Position:	public prosecutore
Organisation / institution:	ministry of justice
Bio:	my name is tsegaye assefa fereja i have finshed my firest degree frome dilla univesity ethiopia in LAW/ LLB/ and also i spicialized my second degree in international law from ethiopia civil service univesity know am working at ministry of justice.
Skills and expertise:	am a good researcher in international and national legal ground and also i do have a good skill in understanding the conteporary issue in depth and explain them in smart
Reason for membership:	in the firest place i do have high initiative and eager to do with such kinds of international matters and in the second place i do ha ve spicialztion in thise field
Location:	adiss abeba ethiopia

Nedanlou Ismaël GNAON

Judge

Position:	Judge
Organisation / institution:	Ouagadougou\'s Administrative appeal court
Bio:	I am a Burkinabè magistrate specializing in human rights, international humanitarian law, and criminal law. My work focuses on the administration of justice, the protection of civilians, and the fight against impunity in complex and fragile contexts. I have developed solid experience in legal analysis, judicial practice, and advocacy related to human rights violations and accountability. I am particularly interested in transitional justice processes and the role of legal systems in addressing past abuses and strengthening the rule of law. Alongside my judicial duties, I contribute to research, policy dialogue, and capacity-building initiatives aimed at advancing human rights and transitional justice in Africa. I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in International and European Fundamental Law at Nantes university, strengthening my expertise in the protection of fundamental rights and legal frameworks at both regional and international levels
Skills and expertise:	I have strong expertise in human rights law, international humanitarian law, and criminal justice, with a particular focus on accountability, protection of civilians, and the prevention of serious human rights violations. My skill set includes legal analysis, judicial decision-making, legal drafting, and litigation in complex cases. I am experienced in transitional justice processes, including issues related to truth-seeking, reparations, and institutional reform. I also engage in policy analysis, advocacy, and capacity-building, and I have a solid ability to work in multidisciplinary and multicultural environments. My approach combines rigorous legal reasoning with a practical understanding of justice systems in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.
Reason for membership:	I seek to join the African Transitional Justice Network to actively contribute to and benefit from a community of practice dedicated to advancing accountability, victims’ rights, and rule of law reforms across Africa. As a magistrate with expertise in human rights and international humanitarian law, I bring practical experience in addressing complex justice challenges in fragile contexts. I aim to engage in knowledge-sharing, support evidence-based policy dialogue, and contribute to context-sensitive transitional justice initiatives. This platform offers a valuable opportunity to deepen my expertise, collaborate with peers, and help shape inclusive and impactful responses to past and ongoing violations on the continent.
Location:	Ouagadougou
Social Media:	http://www.linkedin.com/in/nedanlouismaëlgnaon

Damian Etone

Senior Lecturer in International Human Rights Law

Position:	Senior Lecturer in International Human Rights Law
Organisation / institution:	University of Stirling
Bio:	Dr. Damian Etone is a Senior Lecturer in International Human Rights Law at the University of Stirling. He serves as the Director of the MSc Programme in Human Rights and Diplomacy, a program offered in partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). Etone holds an LLM (Distinction) in International Criminal/Human Rights Law from Bangor University (Wales) and a PhD in International Human Rights Law from the University of Adelaide (Australia). Dr. Etone is a co-founding coordinator of the Universal Periodic Review Academic Network (UPRAN), an international network of scholars focused on the UN’s Universal Periodic Review mechanism. His research expertise centers on international human rights law, with a particular focus on the participation of African states in global human rights mechanisms. He has published extensively in the areas of human rights and transitional justice, and is a International Criminal Law Case Reporter for Oxford University Press and recently as Editor of the monograph Human Rights and the UN Universal Periodic Review Mechanism: A Research Companion (2024). In 2023, Dr. Etone was appointed as an Academic Adviser to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC), where he plays a critical role in assessing the academic merit and development potential of scholarship candidates. He also undertook a visiting scholarship at the University of Ghana Law School in 2023, further enhancing his international academic collaborations. Dr. Etone has received prestigious awards and recognitions throughout his career. He was a recipient of the Chevening Scholarship Award (2012-2013), a leadership scholarship funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and the Beacon of Enlightenment Scholarship Award (2014-2017).
Skills and expertise:	International law International human rights law Transitional justice international criminal law Teaching and research
Reason for membership:	Expert
Location:	United Kingdom
Social Media:	http://linkedin.com/in/dr-damian-etone-45519174

Clément Eyraud

Programs Expert

Position:	Programs Expert
Organisation / institution:	International Center on Transitional Justice (ICTJ)

Thozama Njobe

Director

Position:	Director
Organisation / institution:	kuYana Narratives (Strategic Communications and Advisory)
Bio:	Thozama is an experienced political communications strategist, political scientist, and political campaigns expert specialising in broadcast intelligence. She is the Director kuYana Narratives (Strategic Communications & Campaign Advisory) founded in 2024. kuYana Narratives provides advisory services in strategy, political communication, radio rooms, political campaigns and operations to various stakeholders including civil society in Africa. Since inception, kuYana Narratives has provided strategic political communication services to national and international organisations and campaign advisory services to South African Non Profit Organisations and Global Movements. Thozama is a 2020 fellow of the Futurelect SADC Public Leadership Programme and a Trauma-Informed Leader through the Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. Thozama holds a Bachelor\'s degree in Political Science and French from the University of the Western Cape, a Postgraduate Certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation from Stellenbosch University, an Honours Degree in Political Science specialising in Transitional Justice at the University of Witwatersrand, and she is an MA candidate in Political Science specialising in Reparations within Transitional Justice processes in Africa at the University of Witwatersrand. Thozama has international experience in LGBTQI+ human rights advocacy, political strategy and intelligence, communications and political campaigns. In 2022 she was elected as the Chairperson of the Bush Radio Board of Directors, Deputy Chairperson of the South African Coalition for Transitional Justice and Deputy Chairperson of the Hate Crimes Working Group; she holds these board positions as the first Black, queer woman.
Skills and expertise:	Political Campaigns, Reparative Justice, Memory Studies, Strategic Communications, Media and PR, Operations
Reason for membership:	I am currently enrolled in a MA Political Studies specialising in reparations in Africa. While I run my own company focused on strategic communications, I would like to have a network in transitional justice in Africa, to bring my professional and academic interests into continental work on transitional justice. We need to make the call for reparations louder through strategic communications and I believe that I bring both the academic knowledge and the professional skills to support this work long term.
Location:	Johannesburg South Africa

Invictus Africa Nil

Organization

Position:	Organization
Organisation / institution:	Invictus Africa
Bio:	Invictus Africa is a civic-tech organisation that leverages data and technology to drive inclusive policies and programmes, equitable resource utilisation, and institutional accountability. Through the D.A.T.A approach, our work centers across five thematic areas: Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response, Women\'s Health, Women\'s Economic Empowerment, Women\'s Political Representation, and Gender-Responsive Education. The Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response pillar through the Womanity Index measures how state governments are performing across Nigeria in preventing and responding to gender-based violence. The Gender-Responsive Education pillar focuses on improving the education budgeting and expenditure in Oyo and Gombe states to ensure that educational systems intentionally address the needs of girls and boys, promoting enrolment, retention, and completion of basic education. Through the Women’s Health pillar, we advocate for improved healthcare outcomes for women by promoting the implementation of health laws and policies, as well as equitable allocation and utilization of health investments in line with national and international standards. The Women’s Political Representation reveals and addresses systemic gaps in female leadership and political participation at all levels of governance across Africa.
Skills and expertise:	Data and Research expertise: We design and conduct gender data and social inequality surveys, ensuring sex-disaggregated data with the inclusion of perception-based indicators. We analyse data and translate them into reports and evidence-based policy recommendations. Multi-Stakeholder Engagement and Advocacy: We amplify and disseminate our data and findings to diverse stakeholder groups, including government actors, development partners, civil society organisations, and the public through easy-to-understand and storytelling-driven formats. Capacity Building and Training: We build the capacity of key data users, including policymakers, civil society practitioners, and media experts, to understand, interpret, and effectively utilise our data for informed decision-making, policy development, and programme design.
Reason for membership:	Our interest in joining the African Transitional Justice Network stems from our commitment to strengthening policy and advocacy engagement within the transitional justice ecosystem and contributing to evidence generation and policy dialogue on transitional justice in Africa. Through this membership, we will contribute data-driven evidence and resources from our work on conflict-related gender-based violence in Northeast Nigeria, while also learning from and engaging with other practitioners and institutions across the continent.
Location:	Nigeria

Bukky Shonibare

Executive Director

Position:	Executive Director
Organisation / institution:	Invictus Africa
Bio:	Bukky Shonibare is the Executive Director of Invictus Africa, a civic-tech organization that leverages data and technology to drive inclusive policies and programs, equitable resource allocation, and institutional accountability. At Invictus Africa, Bukky leads the development of key datasets, including the annual Womanity Index, Women\'s Health Index, and the Women’s Representation in African Politics (WRAPs) series, among others. Bukky holds a first-class Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree from Baze University, Nigeria; an Executive Master’s in Managing Peace and Security in Africa (MPSA) from Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia; a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Law and Development from the University of Nottingham, UK; and an MSc in International Human Rights Law from the University of Oxford, UK. Bukky is a certified Data Science analyst from the Data Science Institute of the University of Toronto, Canada, where she is currently pursuing a PhD in Criminology and Sociolegal Studies, with research at the intersection of law, data and technology. Bukky is an Ashoka Fellow, Ford Global Fellow, Mandela Washington Fellow, Malala Fund Education Champion, and Schwartz Reisman Institute Graduate Fellow.
Skills and expertise:	Gender analysis and mainstreaming Data analysis Strategy and policy development Multi-stakeholder engagement and advocacy
Reason for membership:	Being a member of the African Transitional Justice Network will enhance connection with and contribution to a community of practitioners who share a common commitment to advancing survivor-centered justice, evidence-based approaches and accountability in transitional justice mechanisms across Africa.
Location:	Nigeria

PETER MAHANGA

Undergraduate

Position:	Undergraduate
Organisation / institution:	Chuka University
Bio:	Born and raised in Kuria East Constituency, Migori County, Kenya. Am a Seventh Day Adventist by faith. An undergraduate at Chuka University pursuing bachelor\'s degree in Chemistry.
Skills and expertise:	Leadership. Sample preparation and analysis.
Reason for membership:	To articulate the grievances of my community due to threats of insecurity that has been unheard by the government of Kenya throughout decades.
Location:	Boranguba village, Gwitembe location, Kuria East Constituency, Migori County, Kenya.

Daniel Beneberu

Project Coordinator

Position:	Project Coordinator
Organisation / institution:	Lawyers for Human Rights
Bio:	Daniel Beneberu is a legal professional with an LLB and LLM, specializing in human rights and transitional justice. He has extensive experience designing and implementing programs that address accountability for human rights violations, promote victims’ rights, and support policy and legal reforms in post-conflict contexts. Currently serving as a Project Coordinator at Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR), Daniel led initiatives focused on transitional justice processes in Ethiopia, working closely with government institutions, civil society organizations, and affected communities. His work has contributed to advancing dialogue, strengthening legal frameworks, and promoting victim-centered approaches to justice and reconciliation. Daniel brings strong expertise in project management, stakeholder engagement, and legal analysis, with a commitment to fostering sustainable peace, rule of law, and inclusive governance.
Skills and expertise:	Transitional Justice: Design and implementation of accountability mechanisms, victim-centered approaches, reparations, and truth-seeking processes Human Rights Law: Strong grounding in international and domestic human rights frameworks, with practical application in program work Legal Analysis and Advisory: Drafting legal opinions, policy briefs, and contributing to law and policy reform initiatives Project Management: Planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of donor-funded programs Stakeholder Engagement: Collaboration with government institutions, civil society, and affected communities Advocacy and Policy Influence: Supporting evidence-based advocacy and strategic engagement for legal and institutional reform Research and Documentation: Conducting legal and field research, producing reports, and documenting human rights violations Training and Capacity Building: Facilitating trainings and workshops for diverse stakeholders Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills, including report writing and presentations Conflict Sensitivity and Ethics: Applying do-no-harm principles and ensuring ethical engagement with vulnerable populations
Reason for membership:	I seek membership in a transitional justice network to deepen my professional engagement in advancing accountability, victims’ rights, and sustainable peace. Being part of such a network provides a valuable platform to exchange knowledge, share best practices, and learn from comparative experiences across different contexts.
Location:	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Judy Mionki

Legal Specialist/Legal Advisor

Usani Odum

Project Officer, Initiative for Transitional Justice in Africa

Position:	Project Officer, Initiative for Transitional Justice in Africa
Organisation / institution:	African Union Commission
Bio:	Policy professional with experience in governance, conflict prevention, and transitional justice. Currently working with the African Union Commission, with expertise in international human rights law, democratization, peace-building, and inclusive justice processes for indigenous communities.
Skills and expertise:	African Regional Human Rights. Transitional Justice in the African Context. Conflict-Related Sexual Violence. Youth Peace & Security. Policy Analyst. Business & Human Rights. Visiting Lecturer (CHR - UP)
Reason for membership:	To expand my network with experts and professionals in the same or similar fields
Location:	Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Social Media:	https://www.facebook.com/home.php%20(Facebook)%20https://www.linkedin.com/feed/%20(LinkedIn)

Jonas Kgomo

Director

Position:	Director
Organisation / institution:	Equiano Institute
Bio:	Jonas Kgomo is a South African researcher and entrepreneur who has established himself as a prominent voice in Artificial Intelligence (AI) safety and governance, particularly within the African continent. Professional Roles & Impact He is primarily known for founding several organisations dedicated to the ethical development and deployment of AI: Equiano Institute: As the founder and a senior researcher, he leads interdisciplinary research on AI technology and societal change in Africa. Redress: The Transitional Justice for AI harms
Skills and expertise:	Software engineer, research
Reason for membership:	Interested in contributing to ideas on AI and harm
Location:	Johannesburg

KEHINDE ADEGBOYEGA

Executive Director

Position:	Executive Director
Organisation / institution:	HUMAN RIGHTS JOURNALISTS NETWORK NIGERIA
Bio:	Kehinde Adegboyega is a dedicated human rights defender, journalist, and impact producer based in Lagos, Nigeria. As the Executive Director of the Human Rights Journalists Network Nigeria (HRJNN) and the Founder of the Africa International Human Rights Film Festival (AIHRFF), he leverages media and digital storytelling as strategic tools for social change. Kehinde also serves as the Convener of the West African Digital Rights Defenders Coalition (WADRDC), where he leads regional efforts in digital rights advocacy, internet governance, and protecting the safety of media practitioners
Skills and expertise:	Human rights advocacy and investigation Digital rights and internet governance Film-based impact production and storytelling Digital security and resilience for journalists Open-source intelligence (OSINT) and digital forensics Coalition building and regional policy engagement
Reason for membership:	To collaborate with fellow practitioners within the African Transitional Justice Hub to strengthen the intersection of media, technology, and justice. I am interested in exploring how digital evidence preservation and human rights filmmaking can enhance accountability and reconciliation efforts across the continent.
Location:	Lagos, Nigeria
Social Media:	https://www.linkedin.com/in/kehindeadegboyega

Simon Robins

Researcher / practitioner

Position:	Researcher / practitioner
Organisation / institution:	University of York
Bio:	I am a practitioner and researcher with an interest in humanitarian protection, human rights and transitional justice. For the last decade I have combined academic research with a consulting practice focusing on evaluation and programme support with international agencies, including the UN and NGOs, with an emphasis on states emerging from conflict and violence. I am Research Advisor to the Red Cross Red Crescent Missing Persons Centre, hosted by the International Committee of the Red Cross, and a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Applied Human Rights at the University of York. I am an Associate Editor of the Journal of Disappearance Studies. My consulting work has sought to provide policy and programmatic support to a range of humanitarian and human rights related programming, including extensive engagement with monitoring and evaluation, and in particular of protection and rule of law. My academic work is driven by a desire to put the needs of victims of conflict at the heart of efforts to address its legacies, and this has led to my engaging with victim-centred and therapeutic approaches to histories of violence. My research has focused on addressing legacies of violence after conflict, taking a critical perspective on transitional justice and a focus on emancipatory approaches driven by victims. I have tried to drive my research through innovative participatory approaches that see knowledge production and activism as inseparable. I have worked extensively on the issue of persons disappeared and missing in armed conflict, as well as dead and missing migrants at the EU’s southern border. I have worked for many years in both Nepal and Tunisia, and have broad experience in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.
Skills and expertise:	Research / evaluation / consulting/ programme support / victim-centred aproaches
Reason for membership:	Keen to follow developments in TJ in Africa
Location:	New York CIty, USA

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