About this episode

The episode discusses the role of ordinary citizens in the transitional justice process and the importance of public participation in achieving accountability and healing after conflict.

What role can ordinary citizens play in shaping justice after conflict? Today, we explore how the Commission for Truth, Reconciliation and Healing is engaging the public, especially victims and survivors, to take part in the justice process. From sharing testimonies to participating in hearings, public involvement is central to accountability and healing. Joining us is Agathy Ndonga from the International Center for Transitional Justice, who explains how these processes work and why public participation is key to building lasting peace.

People in this episode

Guest: Agathy Ndonga

Topics covered

• transitional justice
• public participation
• truth and accountability
• healing
• conflict resolution

Keywords

• transitional justice
• public involvement
• truth commission
• reconciliation
• victims
• survivors
• accountability
• peacebuilding

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: International Center for Transitional Justice, Commission for Truth, Reconciliation and Healing

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