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The ICTJ, together with the @VRCgambia and @AVLOGambia, with support from the @CanEmbSenegal, embarked on a nationwide capacity-building outreach for women victims on gender-sensitive reparations.
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#ReparationsGambia
#GenderSensitiveReparations
👏 ICTJ warmly welcomes the recognition of Navi Pillay as the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and expresses its deep appreciation for her lifelong commitment to human rights, int'l law, & justice for victims of int'l crimes. Read our tribute here 👉 bit.ly/4s0KCoN
What can a world in conflict learn from Colombia's experience?
@FCompaz, @CrisisGroup and ICTJ hold an event for the 10-year anniversary of the 🇨🇴 Peace Agreement.
🗣️🗣️@JuanManSantos & @NandoTravesi
Moderated by @CrisisGroup's Jenifer Vaughan
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tinyurl.com/4dbs3s7c
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“Women are continuously affected by the victimisation of their husbands, as they are left behind to care for their children.”
In LRR, discussions highlighted the lasting impact of victimisation on women and families and the need to recognise their experiences in reparations.
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Interactive discussions with victims, led by our Deputy Executive Secretary, Ngenarr Yassin Jeng, focused on the reparations process, required documentation, eligibility for reparations, and the steps women victims can take to access compensation.
#ReparationsGambia
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📍 CRR North
What stands between women victims and the support they need?
Kebba Jome, National Coordinator at the Victim Centre, highlighted key barriers, including:
⏩️ Lack of identification documents
⏩️ Reluctance to seek help
⏩️ Family pressures
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The discussion highlighted the need for counselling and psychosocial support for women victims, alongside safe spaces where they can seek help, share their experiences and access the support they need.
#ReparationsGambia #GenderSensitiveReparations
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“What does transitional justice mean for us?”
In Basse, URR, women victims are engaging in conversations around the meaning, purpose and pillars of transitional justice, with a focus on reparations and why they matter , particularly for women who may experience gendered harms.
The priorities of victims and Sudanese civilians must be central to peacebuilding efforts in #Sudan.
Learn more about the policy roundtable that we convened today along with the gvt of the Netherlands to highlight the voices of Sudanese civil society.
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tinyurl.com/y7bxt58x
ALT Title that says Sudanese Victims and Civil Society Leaders Set Out Justice Priorities for Durable Peace. The image is an illustration of a Sudanese girl and her little brother walking to the right as, in the background, some people move boxes and another man has a gun.
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With support from @CanEmbSenegal , the Commission, @theICTJ & @AVLOGambia are training 300 women nationwide on gender-sensitive reparations, their rights and participation in the reparations process.
#ReparationsGambia
#GenderSensitiveReparations
Elena Naughton, Senior Expert at ICTJ, described the vote as “an emotional moment” for families of the missing from Syria, adding that it was “so inspiring to see them recognized” after years of dedicated efforts to search for their loved ones and advocate for truth and justice.
To mark the occasion, the Permanent Mission of the Syrian Arab Republic to the UN, the National Commission for Missing Persons, and ICTJ are convening women searching for missing relatives — from Syria and beyond — to share their stories, challenges, and hopes in their own words.
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Today, AVLO commemorates the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. We remember the disappeared, stand with their families, and renew the call for truth, justice and accountability.
“Victims first. Actions now.”
#NeverAgain #EnforcedDisappearances #ICPPED
