Check out our latest article using our new TJET data where @helencgclapp, @marintencionado, @averellschmidt, and I explore historical trends in gender-attentive transitional justice. https://t.co/oaOAZbHM2s
For comparative, worldwide data on transitional justice—human rights prosecutions, truth commissions, reparations, and more from 1970 to 2020—check out the new site from the Carr Center's Transitional Justice Evaluation Team (@transitionaljet): https://t.co/fOAal7JxIy
The Carr Center's Transitional Justice Evaluation Team (@transitionaljet) has compiled comparative, worldwide data on human rights prosecutions, truth commissions, reparations, and more from 1970 to 2020: https://t.co/fOAal7K5y6
The Carr Center's Transitional Justice Evaluation Team (@transitionaljet) recently released a new website that compiles comparative, worldwide data on human rights prosecutions, truth commissions, reparations, and more from 1970 to 2020: https://t.co/fOAal7K5y6
We're excited to announce our new website: Transitional Justice Evaluation Tools, a global database of human rights prosecutions, amnesties, truth commissions, reparations, and vetting policies featuring analysis from our team. Check it out here: https://t.co/ttvilArcBh
Nous sommes ravis d'annoncer le lancement de notre nouveau site web : Outils d'évaluation de la justice transitionnelle, une base de données mondiale. Jetez un coup d'œil ici : https://t.co/6tOaQwDVrA
#Ethiopia’s draft #TransitionalJustice policy is potentially a major step forward in bringing peace.
But 10 key points must be considered before the policy is adopted, writes @tadessesimie for ISS Today. 🧵
Happy to share a short article on Feminist Foreign Policies and Gender Justice @GJIA_Online I wrote with @helencgclapp using our new @Transtitionaljet data https://t.co/f7Jm01gEQT
United Nations experts criticize a bill to amend Nepal’s transitional justice law that would turn it into a transitional impunity law, making it impossible to prosecute crimes of rape, murder, torture and war crimes committed during the 1996-2006 conflict. https://t.co/MyLhNaN5mQ
Today, we solemnly remember the unjustifiable acts of violence suffered by the Rohingya six years ago. In solidarity with the Rohingya people, let’s unite against injustice, promote equal rights, and work for a better future. #HumanRights
➡️https://t.co/vuPDwH3DdP
📚 Wub-e-ke-niew’s "We Have the Right to Exist" presents a version of indigenous philosophical thought that creates profound insights in times of ecological crisis and technological disruption, writes Carr Center Director Mathias Risse in his latest paper: https://t.co/ORbpSUJA6k
Abadir M. Ibrahim of @HumanRightsHLS argues that the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission cannot be trusted to carry out independent investigations or transitional justice processes surrounding the Tigray War.
https://t.co/YVX81DH08P
❗️The liberation of 🇺🇦 territories is always accompanied by challenges in the legal sphere – the stateʼs assessment of the facts of the populationʼs cooperation with the occupiers. It is #TransitionalJustice that tells us how to do this in a fair and least traumatic way.
We must not make the same mistakes as before, but instead take into account the practice of the #ECHR and #PACE Resolution 1096.
It is important to discuss this now.
Here is an interesting analysis of the transitional justice team from Harvard and Toronto universities @Doctor_Dancy, @kathryn_sikkink, @MySoldatenko, @developmentdata ⤵️
https://t.co/f3Z4Q5JUnc
It's a wrap! Last week we hosted a conference with academics and policy practitioners to share our most recent research findings and discuss possibilities for future research. The conversation was enlightening and we are excited to see where it takes our team.
If Ukraine succeeds in regaining significant territory, how can Kyiv identify—and mete out punishment against—Russia’s willing collaborators without sowing the seeds of future conflict?
https://t.co/FXwq3nVEvr