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The Research Unit is at the forefront of developing a richer understanding of the field as a whole. ICTJ’s commitment to transitional justice research is one of the many things that make the organization distinctive. Atypical for an organization of its size and function, ICTJ has a dedicated Research Unit. So in addition to the massive amounts of research connected with the Center’s thematic and regional work, the institution has the capacity to do fundamental research that strengthens the field and shapes its operations.

Name   Title   Unit   Location Bajracharya, Ananda   Administrative Finance Associate   Nepal Program   Nepal Bamba, Brah

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Design, Monitoring, and Evaluation (DME) work contributes to conceptualization, implementation, and learning at the programmatic and organizational levels and forms the basis of our accountability to supporters.

ICTJ works with policymakers at the local, national, and international levels, whose decisions can have profound impact on transitional justice. We provide advice and analysis to help them formulate policy. Informing best practice: provide analysis of transitional justice ‘best practices’ based on our research and field experience worldwide.

The International Center for Transitional Justice works for justice in countries that have endured massive human rights abuses under repression and in conflict.

On the occasion of the commemoration of the 25-year anniversary of the official end of the civil war in Lebanon, ICTJ, in collaboration with the Embassy of Switzerland in Lebanon, the Embassy of France in Lebanon, the French Institute in Lebanon, the French Institute for the Near-East and the Political Science Institute at Saint-Joseph University, referred to below as “the organizers,” is organizing a photo contest around the theme: “THE WAR AS I SEE IT.”