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Transitional Justice Barometer project launched in Tunisia

Posted on 21 January 2015

Tunisian media reports on CAHR research project launch in Tunis.

The Centre for Applied Human Rights together with Impunity Watch and Al Kawakibi Democracy Transition Center (KADEM) publically launched the NWO-funded project on participatory transitional justice in Tunisia on 20 January 2015. The 2-year research project will monitor victim engagement with transitional justice processes in the country, and help build research and advocacy capacity among victim groups. Professor Paul Gready says 'this unique project will work alongside transitional justice processes, such as the truth commission, ensuring that diverse victim groups have a role in informing and shaping transitional justice debates'. 

News on the workshop were published in local online media: Tunisie: Naissance d'un baromètre de la Justice transitionelle.