About the Project
Reparation has long been a legal and political tool of making amends for past wrongs in post-conflict and transitional societies. Most of the research and practice of reparations has focused on transitions from authoritarian societies and individual claiming redress against the state or remedies sought between states.
Over the next three years this project will explore how reparations are used in countries transitioning from conflict to address the consequences of the past.
Latest Output
Report: Reflections on the Collective Dimension of Reparations: Where We Are? Where To Go?
By Julie Guillerot (Reparations Team)
Our new report by Julie Guillerot explores the issue of collective reparations both in practice and its conceptual implications and intersections with development and assistance. Read the rest →