Research
The overarching questions addressed through this project are examined in various regional contexts and from various disciplinary perspectives by the involved researchers. Read more about our research projects here.
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Off the beaten track: understanding victims’ participation trajectories in the DR Congo’s transitional justice ecology
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Future-proofing human rights. Developing thicker forms of accountability
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Participation (in)justice: Towards a context-specific replicable methodology for measuring effects of participation in justice processes
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Countering erasure: can the arts contribute to restoring justice in Syria?
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Indigenous notions and practices on human rights accountability: a case study on oil violence and ecoterritorial conflict in the Peruvian Amazon
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Dealing with our violent past. Should historical commissions be understood as cases of transitional justice?
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(In)Visible Crime: Dealing with Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in International and National Contexts. A Case-Study of Ukraine
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Assessing participation in transitional justice: a case study on Maya Ixil trajectories for redress in the aftermath of the internal armed conflict in Guatemala
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On migrating heritage – A contextualized understanding of artistic practices as a potential site for human rights
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Victim’s narratives of the Chilean military dictatorship: has justice been done? An analysis of victim participation, needs and perceptions of justice in the aftermath of the dictatorship
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Understanding the impact of justice narratives at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
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Victim participation in Tunisia’s transitional justice reparations program: Mechanisms and impact
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Justice redefined: Towards an integrated approach of victim participation in institutional reforms in the DR of Congo
