Center for Memory and Reparations exists to facilitate remembrance and collective narratives around the Sierra Leonean civil war that occurred from 1991 - 2002.
I received an award for leadership, courage and excellence in advancing gender equality at the She Arose Summit 2026.
For me, this is what it means “to be a man.”
Thank you Dr. Kadijatu Grace for the energy you put into this and everything you do.
Nairobi CoP Communiqué Released!
Civil society participation and the protection of civic space remain essential to advancing transitional justice in Africa.
Following the Nairobi CoP convening, we share our collective reflections and recommendations for advancing the #AUTJP.
Hauwa has been implementing peacebuilding initiatives in her local community in Borno, Nigeria. Her efforts are made possible by support from Green Advocacy for Conflict Prevention and Resilience Building (GACRB), under a project funded by ATJLF. More:
H.E. President Julius Maada Bio has today directed NacSa to reopen matters of reparations recommended by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 2004 and also proposed a Trust Fund for Peace and Remembrance activities across the country - with an initial Le 25 million leones.
❓ WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A MAN CHOOSES TO PRESERVE A NATION’S MOST DIFFICULT MEMORIES? 🇸🇱
He creates a space where visitors can remember, reflect, learn, and heal.
At the Sierra Leone Civil War Museum, memories of Sierra Leone’s 11-year civil war are preserved, not to reopen old wounds, but to ensure that the stories of the past are not forgotten.
Read our latest blog post and go watch our YouTube video, as @JKaifala the Chairman of the Monuments and Relics Commission and Principal of the Center for Memory and Reparations, shares his thoughts on the importance of preserving these memories, because a nation that remembers its past can better understand its journey towards peace and national development.
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On 12–13 October, ATJLF convened about 45 civil society representatives from across Africa in Nairobi under the AU–EU #ITJA initiative to strengthen civic space, collective action, and meaningful CSO participation in transitional justice and the implementation of the AUTJP.
Learn more about the work at @fatiabubakarr’s arts foundation in Maiduguri, Nigeria, and how ATJLF’s partnership helped execute some projects. Full documentary: https://t.co/n3wFWH4I48
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2026 to Navi Pillay “for her efforts to promote peace and international law.”
Congratulations! We can’t wait to add you to our wall of African Nobel Peace Laureates at the Sierra Leone Civil War Museum.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2026 to South African Navi Pillay “for her efforts to promote peace and international law.”
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