Reparations not only deal with the past, they can have a positive impact on victims and communities in the present and future.
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#ReparationsBuildJustice| ICTJ works side by side with victims to help them articulate their needs and identify the most meaningful forms of reparations for them.

🔎 What is our approach? Swipe to discover a concrete application of our work in Colombia and Gambia!

As part of the "Reparations Build Justice" campaign, we're pleased to share the keynote address given by ICTJ Director of Programs & Deputy Executive Director A.-M. Roccatello at a conference on issues related to providing reparations through international criminal courts. Read more 👉 bit.ly/4hAexh8

In February 2024, the ICC delivered its long-awaited reparations order in the case of The Prosecutor vs. Dominic Ongwen. What did it bring to victims? What achievements can we highlight? And what limitations need to be addressed?
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Reparations are a fundamental aspect of human rights enshrined in international law. Thus, all victims of human rights violations are entitled to them.

Understanding reparations is essential in our collective pursuit of justice for all. Swipe to learn more about reparations.

ICTJ launched its digital campaign, “Reparations Build Justice”, aiming to raise awareness about reparations and their vital contribution to sustainable peace and justice, particularly in countries grappling with the legacies of mass atrocities.

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#ReparationsBuildJustice | Victims of human rights abuses have the right to and deserve #reparation. But what actually constitutes them? Why are they so important? Get ready for in-depth information, real-life testimonies, and encounters with our experts to better understand this dimension of TJ.