• Save Syrian Schools

    ICTJ embarked on an unprecedented collaboration with 10 Syrian organizations to expose the long-term impacts of attacks and destruction of schools in Syria.

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    Save Syrian Schools

  • I Am 100% Central African

    A new report offers insight on how a greater political commitment to inclusion could lead to a sustainable peace in the Central African Republic.

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    I Am 100% Central African

  • Impunity's Eclipse

    Read the story of the 30-year struggle for justice in Guatemala and the people who, for a moment, were able to eclipse impunity.

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    Impunity's Eclipse

  • Not Without Dignity

    New report draws on Syrian refugees' views on displacement, return, and coexistence. Discussion of their return must begin now.

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    Not Without Dignity

  • New Film Confronts Stigma Facing Children Born of Conflict

    "I Am Not Who They Think I Am" explores the struggle for acceptance and redress in northern Uganda

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    New Film Confronts Stigma Facing Children Born of Conflict

  • 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

New Film Explores Memory and Justice Through One Man’s Journey Back to Cambodia

Elena Naughton
Program Officer

6/18/2018

Angkar, screened on June 16 at the New York Human Rights Watch Film Festival, follows Khonsaly, a victim of the Khmer Rouge, on his journey to the village he fled almost 30 years ago.

Lebanon Edges Closer Toward Truth for Families of the Missing and Disappeared

Nour El Bejjani Noureddine
Program Associate, Lebanon

6/5/2018

Life continues to stand still for the many families of the missing and disappeared in Lebanon. The Lebanese War ended 28 years ago, but for these families the war rages on. A recent legislative breakthrough, however, might finally pave the way for Lebanon to confront this legacy. 

Transitional Justice in Countries Emerging from Conflict: A Step Toward Sustainable Peace and Development

David Tolbert

5/31/2018

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development establishes an ambitious set of goals and targets, the achievement of which will be a formidable challenge for any country struggling with poverty and inequality. This challenge increases dramatically for countries currently experiencing or emerging from violent conflict. 

An Unconscionable Situation for Syrian Children: A Conversation with Nousha Kabawat

Nousha Kabawat
Special Coordinator, Syria

5/14/2018

ICTJ sits down with Syria Expert Nousha Kabawat to pause and reflect on the progress made so far in building capacity, raising awareness, and initiating high-level dialogue to address what remains a perilous situation.