Africa: Sustainable Peace After Mass Atrocities - the Case for Transitional Justice

On February 8, at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the high-level international Task Force on Justice will meet to finalize its report on increasing access to justice for people and… Read more »

Gambia: Traditional Communicators, Women Lead the Way for Justice in the Gambia

Women who had direct and indirect experiences with gender-based violence during the Yahya Jammeh dictatorship have been gathering in The Gambia with the support of ICTJ and a group… Read more »

Cote d'Ivoire: Cote d'Ivoire's Continued Struggle for Justice and Reconciliation

On January 15, 2019, victims of the 2010-2011 post-election violence in Côte d'Ivoire were shocked, yet again, to learn that the Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal… Read more »

South Africa: In Memorium, ICTJ Founder Alex Boraine

Dr. Alex Boraine, founder of the ICTJ, was larger than life. In his long career, he touched the lives of thousands in his beloved South Africa and around the world. While a product… Read more »

Gambia: A Conversation On Truth and Reconciliation in the Gambia

For 21 years, the people of The Gambia lived under the dictatorship of military strongman Yahya Jammeh. Open elections in December 2016 resulting in the success of opposition… Read more »

Central African Republic: Central African Refugees Message to Peacekeepers - We Want Inclusion

In recent months, the crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR) that erupted five years ago has seemed farther than ever from resolution. In 2017, episodes of extreme… Read more »

Tunisia: Women Telling the Truth Help to Set Off 'Earthquake'

"Tunisia wins. There is no going back." Read more »