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Transitional Justice and Peacebuilding: Is There a Role f...
As South Africa mourns the passing of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond...
A tribute to our Patron, Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu
The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation joins...
Press Release: SACTJ Calls for Reform of National Prevent...
The South African Coalition for Transitional Justice (SACTJ) calls for...
Kenya Youth Empowerment and Opportunities Project Good Id...
Social scientists and policymakers alike have shown that youth empowerment...
Press Release: The CSVR Condemns Military Coup in Sudan
The intolerance of coups in Sudan – and Africa –...
Press Release: The Fifth Edition of the African Transitio...
The Fifth Edition of the African Transitional Justice Forum...
Taxi Violence – Roots vs Routes? What Is the Solution?
Taxi violence is a perennial problem that reflects the complexities...
This exhibit was produced in collaboration with Consortium partner, @_CSVR, and Gambian partners @WomenInLiberat1, @Fantanka1 and @theANEKED. The exhibition will be on view at ANEKED's #MemoryHouse until the end of February 2022.
2Our deepest condolences to umama uNomalizo Leah Tutu and the whole Tutu family for this loss. Arch's contribution to peace and to the end of apartheid & the reconciliation agenda in South Africa remains forever etched in the sands of time. MYSRIP
