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ICTJ In Focus

Issue 18April 2012

In Focus

Colombia Commemorates its

First National Victims Day

Colombia marked the countrys first

National Day of Memory and Solidarity

with the Victims April 9. For the millions

who have suffered human rights

violations in Colombias entrenched

armed conflict, this was a day for their

voices to be heard and their suffering

to be acknowledged by the state; a nationwide call for

accountability and reconciliation in a highly divided society.

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Badna Naaref: Lebanons Online Wartime Diary

Last month ICTJ, with Saint Joseph Universitys Modern Arab World

Research Center and UMAM Documentation and Research launched the

website Badna Naaref (We Want to Know). This oral history project

conducted by students tells the stories of suffering and survival during the

war in Lebanon, serving both to commemorate and educate.

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Guatemalas Search for Justice Continues: A Conversation with

Prosecutor General Claudia Paz

The search for justice in Guatemala continues, more than 15 years after the

end of its long and brutal civil war. Claudia Paz, Guatemalas prosecutor

general and head of the Public Prosecutors Office, spoke with ICTJ about

the struggle of victims and survivors to obtain justice for the crimes they

suffered.

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Panel Discussion: International Justice in a Time of Transition

The International Peace Institute (IPI) held a panel discussion on International Justice in Times of

Transition, focusing on the relationship between peace and justice in the context of recent

developments and transitions throughout the world. Panelists included Peter Tomka, president of the

International Court of Justice (ICJ); David Tolbert, president of ICTJ; and Willem van Genugten, dean of

The Hague Institute for Global Justice.

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Publications

El proceso penal de justicia y paz

En los seis aos de vigencia del proceso de Justicia y Paz,

establecido en Colombia para la persecucin de las graves

violaciones a los derechos humanos y del derecho internacionalhumanitario cometidas por grupos paramilitares que se

desmovilizaron entre 2003 y 2005, la Corte Suprema de Justicia

ha desarrollado una jurisprudencia consistente sobre diversos

aspectos de este proceso.

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Upcoming Events

May 20 - 24, 2012

14th International

Symposium of the

World Society of

Victimology

Location: The Hague,

Netherlands

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