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Jose Pascal da Rocha

Senior Advisor and Trainer on Dialogue and Mediation, Ethiopia Unit

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Clarisse Renoux

Intern, Conflict Transformation Research

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National Dialogues at crossroads: A seriesNational Dialogues x Transitional Justice

In the aftermath of conflict, National Dialogue and Transitional Justice can both contribute to reconciliation and prevent the recurrence of violence. But what is the nexus between the two? What are key shared characteristics, goals, and complementarities? In this paper, Sylvia Servaes and David Bloomfield explore the interlinkages between National Dialogues and Transitional Justice. They also discuss open questions on how both processes can be further integrated in practice to enhance their relevance and effectiveness.

  • Year 2025
  • Author(s) Sylvia Servaes, David Bloomfield
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Walking the lineStrengthening nonviolent social movement as an approach to conflict transformation

The research report offers a detailed analysis of KURVE Wustrow's unique cooperation with nonviolent social movements and is based on the lessons learned from working with movements in Sudan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Palestine and Israel with the aim of supporting their contributions to peace and justice.

  • Year 2025
  • Author(s) Véronique Dudouet, Tilman Papesch
Court officer of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal speaks with students during a public forum in Phnom Penh.

Event series: National Dialogues at crossroadsNational Dialogues x Transitional Justice

Join our launch event to discuss the interlinkages between National Dialogues and Transitional Justice, their shared characteristics, and complementarities.

  • event 11 Mar 2025
President of the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP) General Tiani greets participants of the Assises Nationales, a National Dialogue event organised by the military junta.

Niger’s National Dialogue: A genuine path to democratic transition or just political theatre?

Explore key insights from Niger's National Dialogue – the rare sense of unity and ownership, as well as the challenges ahead for the country’s political transition.

  • blog post 25 Feb 2025
  • Author(s) Antje Herrberg
A woman holds a banner during a protest against legislative bias against women, on the International Women's Day, in Abuja, Nigeria March 8, 2022. The protest has been followed by a lockdown of the National Assembly Complex.

Video: Voices of women peacebuildersCelebrating International Women’s Day 2025

Watch the recording of our event to hear the stories of women from Nigeria, Syria, and Zimbabwe who are leading peacebuilding efforts in their communities.

  • event 6 Mar 2025
Women's inclusion in leadership and decision-making is essential for fostering sustainable peace and progress.

Empowering peaceExperts share why women improve peace outcomes for International Women’s Day

Mediators and peacebuilders stress the importance of gender equality in peace processes and how to support the next generation of peacebuilders.

  • feature 7 Mar 2025
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