In the pursuit of justice, everyone deserves to be heard🌞 #TJQuotesSeries

Today, the staff of the THE MEDIA REFORM COORDINATING GROUP (MRCG-SL) visited the Sierra Leone Peace Museum, to establish partnership. The visit, supported by Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF), was geared towards starting a working relationship btw the two institutions on Transitional Justice (TJ) Issues in Sierra Leone.

Wondering what to read this weekend? We’ve got an interesting Briefing Note on the context and prospects for transitional justice in South Sudan. atjlf.org/transitional-j…

Today we celebrate the vigor, strength, and creativity of Africa's young people in pursuing justice✊

📢 Gearing up for our upcoming an impactful “Yamaro Aning Sembentuyaa” (Awareness Raising & Development) project. Funded by Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) , Fantanka conducts an in-house training session on the African Union Transitional Justice Policy #AUTJP. Follow our journey! #TJ #YouthInclusion

Today, we remember the adoption of the African Union Transitional Justice Policy in February 2019. The policy was developed by African Union to address the adverse effects of violent conflicts in Africa. ATJLF is proud to have supported the actualization of this policy.

Earlier today, our team led by our Executive Director, Mr Jawneh visited the community of Barra in NBR. Barra is one of the intervention communities of our Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) funded Badinbung. The village elders welcomed the initiative and pledged their commitment towards its success.

Did you know that the African Union Transitional Justice Policy in Section 2 promotes the use of African Transitional Justice Mechanisms in transitional justice processes?

“I’m a victim of the witch-hunt exercise and my father is also a victim. We suffered a lot but welcome the Badinbung initiative and look forward to its successful implementation here in Barra,” Alh. Babucarr Sey, Alkalo of Barra. Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) Ministry of Justice Gambia Center for victims of Human Rights (VC)

Truth-seeking and truth-telling are necessary for addressing past legacies of injustice and forging a future of peace.

As the Gambia continues to advance its transitional justice processes, we echo the creative message of Power Of Freedom. Indeed, justice must not only be said to be done but seen to be done.

The THE MEDIA REFORM COORDINATING GROUP (MRCG-SL), under its project supported by the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF), engaged students at the Faculty of Comm, Media and Info Studies-University of Sierra Leone, on the relevance of more public awareness on Transitional Justice (TJ) Issues in 🇸🇱, on the module ‘Media and TJ’ at the faculty.

Today, we remember all those who have been forcibly disappeared during conflicts across Africa. We demand justice for them!✊

Every month we bring the Lungi community together for a film night at the civil war memorial to facilitate dialogue and community peace-building. We are grateful for the support of Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) towards transitional justice in Sierra Leone.

Our Partner kishimifoundation employs a participatory approach as they engage relevant stakeholders in a recent consultation session in Northeast Nigeria.

There can be no sustainable peace without justice. Justice is at the heart of peacebuilding!

The 8th Edition of the #AfricanTJforum convenes within the ambit of the African Union theme of the year: “Educate an African fit for the 21st Century”. #ATJF2024 #AfricanTJ Centre for the Study of Violence & Reconciliation EU Delegation to AU ICTJ Impunity Watch Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) Berghof Foundation GIZ African Union Maneesh Gobin #TJinAfrica