Keynot Speech: Transitional Justice and Development
Paper Juan Méndez
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Panel: Setting the Stage
Paper Pablo de Greiff
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Paper Marcus Lenzen
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Paper Nahla Valji
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Workshop 1: Towards Deeper-rooted Justice: Addressing Land Issues in Post-Conflict Societies
The workshop aims at exchanging experiences on integrating land issues into transitional justice processes as well as exploring preconditions and entry points to do so. Discussions will focus on the interconnectedness and mutual influences of transitional justice processes and human rights oriented development cooperation with regard to land issues.
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Paper Sam Ath Chhith
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Paper Charlito “Kaloy” Manlupig
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Workshop 2: Blind Spots: How to Deal with Conflict Resources and Economic Crimes?
The workshop aims at analyzing the relationship between transitional justice, development cooperation, natural resources, and economic crimes, considering different levels of action. The objective of the workshop is to identify and better understand the cross-cutting issues between transitional justice, development aid, and conflict resources.
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Paper Emily Harwell
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Workshop 3 Education and Remembrance: Laying the Ground for new Generations
The workshop seeks to explore the intersection between transitional justice interventions and formal as well as informal education, which constitute more organic and ongoing ways of dealing with a past. It aims at discussing the role of education as a sector that directly shapes and transports ideas, values and identities that may contribute to violent conflict but also may facilitate its transformation and peaceful resolution.
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Paper Alan Smith
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Paper Kathrin Weber
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Paper María Eugenia Carrera Chávez
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Paper Nenad Vukosavljevic
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Workshop 4: Healing and Health Needs of Survivors: Challenges for Health Systems and Communities
The workshop aims at discussing possibilities for societies to deal with the negative psychosocial and health impact on communities, who are survivors of massive violence. It will focus on psychosocial and health needs and rights as well as on health systems’ reactions to those needs and rights of societies in (post) conflict situations, including so far discriminated individuals and groups.
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Paper Milly Odongo
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Paper Tshepo Madlingozi
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Workshop 5: The Economic Dimension of Justice: Bridging Transition and Sustainable, Inclusive Development
The workshop intends to explore the intersection of transitional justice interventions, sustainable economic development and the underlying questions of economic human rights. It aims at discussing the importance of economic redistribution and rehabilitation in post-conflict situations, possibilities of linkage between redistribution needs, reparation efforts and economic development interventions. Current best practices, blind spots and potential realistic entry points will be explored.
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Paper Catrin Fröhlich
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Article by Susanne Reiff
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