• ICTJ at 15: What We Do and Why We Do It

    Join us in celebrating 15 years of ICTJ's contribution to the struggle for justice.

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    ICTJ at 15: What We Do and Why We Do It

  • Highlights of our Work

    Explore ICTJ's impact around the world as we celebrate our 15 years.

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    Highlights of our Work

In Focus

Human Rights Movement Must Come Together to Resist Trump’s Agenda

1/27/2017

Donald Trump is on a road to undermine the progress that decades of struggle has achieved - the time for action and resistance is now. The human rights movement must come together to resist his agenda, writes ICTJ President David Tolbert.

ICTJ Asks for Clarification Before Nominating its Representative for Colombia’s Selection Committee

1/27/2017

ICTJ has formally accepted the invitation to participate in Colombia’s Selection Committee, reflecting its commitment to work for peace and victims’ rights in that country. It has not yet selected its delegate, contrary to prior reports.

Watch: Tunisia Truth and Dignity Commission Hears Public Testimony

1/26/2017

On the 39th anniversary of Tunisia's "Black Thursday," the Truth and Dignity Commission continues its public hearings.

Reflections on the Struggle for Justice: Pablo de Greiff

1/26/2017

As we look back on 15 years of ICTJ's work, we recognize that our greatest asset is the people whose knowledge, experience, and dedication made our contribution possible. To celebrate all who have been part of ICTJ’s story over the years, we asked some of our former colleagues to share their reflections and memories of moments that stand out: moments that throw the stakes of our work into sharp relief. In the weeks and months to come we will bring you their stories in Reflections on the Struggle for Justice.

Light in the Darkness: "The Story Kitchen" Turns Victims into Reporters in Nepal

1/22/2017

Jaya Luintel was a radio reporter in Nepal during the country's civil war, covering the conflict's impact on women. Now, she's helping female victims produce and broadcast their own stories to a national audience. Discover how her organization, The Story Kitchen, empowers women in Nepal.

As Tunisia Confronts Truth About Abuses, ICTJ Gathers Officials to Discuss Criminal Justice

1/19/2017

In Tunisia, efforts to seek criminal accountability have been characterized by an absence of strategy and the lack of political will. An ICTJ conference sought to address these issues and ease the confusion and political gridlock surrounding the Specialized Judicial Chambers.