7 November 2025
Thirty years into South Africa’s democracy, the promise of justice and transformation remains unevenly realised. Despite the country’s […]
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10 October 2025
EnglishFrançaisWhat does justice feel like? For Namibia’s communities scarred by genocide, colonial dispossession, and apartheid, this question remains […]
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On 30 May 2025, Maya Achi women survivors have once again reached justice in Guatemalan courts in a […]
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5 September 2025
Englishالعربية61 civil society organisations (CSOs) and survivor groups have developed and launched The General Principles for Applying Justice, […]
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3 September 2025
Against a global backdrop of systemic power imbalances, victims and survivors continue to demonstrate that solidarity and empathy […]
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EnglishEspañolThe Maya Achi Indigenous women’s case is one of the most emblematic examples of hard-fought justice emerging after […]
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1 May 2025
A new judicial process of transitional justice has begun in Guatemala, the case of the enforced disappearance of […]
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27 January 2025
EnglishEspañolOn January 28, 2025, a second trial in the Maya Achi women’s case began in Guatemala, against three […]
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8 November 2024
EnglishEspañolThe trial for the genocide of the Maya Ixil People during the military dictatorship of Romeo Lucas García […]
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10 July 2024
In 2023, we took dedicated steps to create the necessary hope and conditions for lasting change. The past […]
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EnglishالعربيةThis policy brief aims to inform the process of elaborating the terms of reference of the new independent […]
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