ictj in focus issue 11 november 2011

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ICTJ In Focus

Issue 11November 2011

In Focus

Impact of the Yugoslav and

Rwanda Tribunals: Lessons for

the ICC

ICTJ and the Center for Global Affairs

of NYU are co-hosting a panel

discussion with Richard Goldstone,

David Tolbert, Hassan Jallow and Diane Orentlicher to explore

the impact of international ad hoc tribunals and the possible

lessons these courts experiences hold for the ICC. The event will

be streamed live Nov. 29 at 6:30pm.

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Memory: Public Policy for Transformation in Colombia

ICTJ and the Center for Memory, Peace and Reconciliation of Colombia are

organizing an event on Memory: Public Policy for Transformation. Dialogue

at the conference will serve as the basis for providing recommendations to

the process of creating the Center for Historical Memory and designing

public memory policy in the country.

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Tina Rosenberg speaks of violence in Latin America, 20 years later

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the publication ofChildren of Cain,

the first book by writer and journalist Tina Rosenberg. ICTJ spoke with

Rosenberg about how political violence has evolved in Latin America over

the past 20 years, and the continuing need for accountability for past

atrocities.

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Youth Reporters Tell the Story of Residential Schools

As part of an ongoing partnership between ICTJs Children and Youth

Program and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Canada,

youth from throughout Canada attended the third national TRC hearings to

document the work of the commission. This weekend they are attending a

retreat to finalize their radio segments and short films to raise awareness

about what they have learned.

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Publications

Per: Cunto se ha reparado en nuestras

comunidades?

This report is the fourth in a series monitoring the implementation

of a collective reparations program in Peru since 2007, by ICTJand the Association for Human Rights in Peru (APRODEH). The

publication examines the effects of this reparations program

through interviews with the beneficiaries to explore to what extent

the program has been effective. Spanish only.

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Upcoming Events

November 29, 2011

Impact of the Yugoslav

and Rwanda Tribunals:

Lessons for the ICC

Location: New York

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November 30 - December 01,

2011

Memory: Public Policy

for Transformation

Location: Bogot, Colombia

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