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CSVR is a multi-disciplinary institute involved in research, policy formation, community interventions, service delivery, education and training, as well as providing consultancy services. The primary goal of CSVR is to use its expertise in building reconciliation, democracy and a human rights culture and in preventing violence in South Africa and in other countries in Africa.


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Latest Publications

  • African Union Transitional Justice Policy Framework in Practice: Implementing Accountability Measures
  • Peace, Justice and Accountability after War and Dictatorship Prospects for the African Context : Workshop Report
  • Homophobia, Injustice and ‘Corrective Rape’ in Post-Apartheid South Africa

CSVR in the Media

  • African Union and CSVR sign Memorandum of Understanding
  • Building resilience in communities prevents violence (3.5.2013)
  • Taxi driver’s family ‘could sue’ (3.3.2013)

CSVR-linked Websites

  • International Journal of Transitional Justice
  • African Transitional Justice Research Network
  • Justice in Perspective

SA No Torture Blog

  • SANToC Appealed to SADC heads about Torture in Zimbabwe
  • Healing the wounds of torture
  • There is no grey
  • Torture Survivors- A Particular Group of Persons with Disabilities

Special Feature

VTP3  Research on Violence and Transition in Africa

 

 

Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation 2013

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