Report – Reparations as a catalytic power to change victims’ and survivors’ lives: Perspectives and contributions from the grassroots level

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7 November 2022

This report calls for direct, continuous and long-term engagement and equal partnerships between the international community and victims and survivors to push states more strongly on reparations and provides key recommendations to improve international policy. This report was developed together with the International Network of Victims and Survivors of Serious Human Rights Abuses (INOVAS), a global network of victims and survivors, and other members of grassroots victims organizations around the world.

The report emphasizes that grassroots needs, experiences and expectations should be central in any reparation effort.

Comparative South Africa Tunisia Guatemala Research Truth, reparation and non-repetition

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