Project Outputs
The project team produced a series of outputs over the lifetime of the project. These are aimed at both local and international users, regardless of their academic background. They include:
Seriously injured victims cannot wait for a judicial review
By Luke Moffett (Reparations Team)
Luke Moffett, Irish News, 6 June 2020
Thousands of victims were seriously injured and disabled during the conflict in Northern Ireland. Read the rest →
Troubles pensions for victims and survivors are long overdue, but who will pick up the bill?
By Luke Moffett (Reparations Team)
Some 46,000 individuals were physically injured during the Troubles, with thousands more psychologically traumatised by its consequences. Read the rest →
Anonymity not a simple solution to pensions for seriously injured victims
Opinion piece by Luke Moffett appeared in the Irish News 2 October 2019
Free Presbyterian Minister David McIlveen (September 28) has suggested that compensation for those seriously injured can be simply solved by making those claiming it anonymous. Read the rest →
Uganda needs a body to recover ‘missing persons’
The conflict in northern Uganda cost the lives of tens of thousands of civilians between 1986 and 2008. Read the rest →
Time for reparations for victims of conflict-related sexual violence
By Sunneva Gilmore and Luke Moffett (Reparations Team)
Sunneva Gilmore and Luke Moffett
Read the rest →At age of 11, Anna (not her real name), was abducted on her way home from school by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA).
Kids with Guns
By Dr. Luke Moffett & Govinda Sharma Bandi (Reparations Team)
Thousands of children joined the Maoists or were forcibly recruited during the conflict. Read the rest →
Life on hold
By Luke Moffett and James Gallen (Reparations Team)
One night in 2003, armed men appeared at the door of Ditya (pseudonym) in Bardiya, looking for her husband. Read the rest →