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This conference brings together victims, practitioners and academics who have been working on reparations to discuss the challenges of delivering redress. Read the rest →

In May 2022 as part of our forthcoming special issue in the Journal of Human Rights Practice some of the contributors presented their articles on Non-State Armed Groups and Reparations. Read the rest →

In February 2022, Dr Luke Moffett spoke at Yale Law School on some of the project findings on reparations by non-state armed groups. Read the rest →

Following on from our December 2020 webinar we held a follow up webinar with practitioners and victims on implementing reparations in practice in transitional societies. Read the rest →

To mark the 15th anniversary of the UN Basic Principles on the Right to a Remedy and Reparations, the project team and Redress organised a webinar with some of the key actors. Read the rest →

In November 2020 along with Redress and staff at the International Criminal Court members of the RRV team took part in a webinar on the Independent Experts Review of the ICC. Read the rest →

Lorraine Smith van Lin (Tallawah Justice Talks) and Redress organised a webinar to reflect on the victim participation and reparations findings of the Independent Experts Review report with victim lawyers, VPRS and Trust Fund for Victims staff along with Dr Luke Moffett and Dr Sunneva Gilmore. Read the rest →

On the 16th December 2020 we held a webinar to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the UN Basic Principles on a Right to a Remedy and Reparations for Serious Violations of Human Rights and Grave Breaches of International Humanitarian Law. Read the rest →

Dr Luke Moffett was invited to give a talk at Anglian Ruskin University on the findings of the project, which was delivered via a webinar and can be watched below. Read the rest →

On 4th March 2020 we launched our report ‘Beyond Silence and Stigma – Crafting a Gender-Sensitive Approach for Victims of Sexual Violence in Domestic Reparation Programmes’ with the report authors at Universidad de Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia. Read the rest →

We had the pleasure of hosting Ram Bandhari in QUB where after his talk on victims and transitional justice in Nepal sat down and spoke to us about the challenges of reparations in Nepal. Read the rest →

As part of the Historical Dialogues conference we organised a panel on some of our project findings on the theme of ‘Reparations and Prevention’. Read the rest →

On the 11th December in the Open Society Foundation we held a one day workshop on ‘The Role of Civil Society and Donors in Reparations’ with Redress, ICTJ and IOM, along with other experts. Read the rest →

Dr Katharine Fortin from Utrecht University joined us for a podcast to discuss the role of non-state armed groups in international law and their implications for reparations with Dr Luke Moffett. Read the rest →

As part of the ICC Assembly of State Parties in the Hague, Redress organised a roundtable on ‘Seizing Illicit Assets for Reparations: Challenges and Opportunities’ – co-hosted by France, Uruguay, and Chile, with participants from the ICC OTP, Registry, Eurojust and Hogan Lovells UK. Read the rest →

In this LawPod podcast, Dr Luke Moffett joins ASF’s Dr Elisa Novic to discuss victim participation and claims for reparations in domestic international criminal proceedings. Read the rest →

We had the pleasure of hosting Ram Bhandari from National Network of the Families of the Disappeared and Missing Nepal. Read the rest →

On 5th April Dr Luke Moffett and Prof Kieran McEvoy and Dr Anna Bryson presented their research on reparations by non-state armed groups on efforts during conflict and the role of apologies, as part of the 2019 annual conference of the Socio-Legal Studies Association in Leeds, UK. Read the rest →

Students at the School of Law and Mitchell Institute along with members of Wave injured group and Dr Luke Moffett have made a podcast on the ongoing campaign for a pension for injured victims. Read the rest →

On the 28th February 2019 the Reparations, Responsibility and Victimhood team held a joint workshop with the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) on alternative sanctions, victim participation and reparations as part of a broader discussion on the role of restorative justice in transitional contexts. Read the rest →