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ICTJ and Partners Support Syria’s Justice Institutions as They Turn Mandates into Action

ICTJ recently convened Syrian civil society partners, members of Syria’s newly established transitional justice commissions, and government representatives to support the country’s nascent transitional justice process.

07/23/26
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In Focus

The Gambia’s Justice Process Must Now Deliver for Victims

The establishment of the Reparations Commission in April 2025 and the recent appointment of British barrister Martin Hackett in April 2026 as The Gambia’s first special prosecutor represent crucial and long-awaited steps in the country’s transitional justice process. But to succeed, both require sustained public, political, and financial support.

08/04/26

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Didier Gbery

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Opinion

SDG16+ and Transitional Justice in Uganda: A Review of the Gains and Obstacles

This report assesses Uganda’s progress toward achieving the SDG16+ targets through a transitional justice lens. It highlights registered progress, existing gaps and challenges, and the contributions of civil society organizations to the realization of the SDG16+ targets.

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Jackson Odong

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Report

Sudanese Victims and Civil Society Leaders Set Out Justice Priorities for Durable Peace

As Sudan’s devastating conflict enters its fourth year, the priorities of victims and Sudanese civilians must be central to efforts to end the violence and build sustainable peace. Against this backdrop, ICTJ and the Government of the Netherlands convened a policy roundtable in The Hague on advancing victim-centered justice for durable peace in Sudan.

09/16/26
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Press Release