PILPG's Lecture Series on Transitional Justice for Civil Society - Ukraine
non-Judicial processes
This section provides an overview of the key non-judicial processes that may contribute to a state’s transitional justice efforts. In particular, it introduces some of the tools that can be used for the documentation of human rights violations, as well as how documentation can be used as a tool for transitional justice. It also discusses truth and reconciliation commissions, specific UN investigative mechanisms, and the lustration process.
A Q&A session on this section was held on 6 October, 2021, with Professor Nikhil Narayan and Professor Milena Sterio. A recording of the session is available in this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/YhJ2tg2A4g4RLekhBXXoicM3j7THYSOl7sHkXk5qb1t_pwAiddtwFAwVfoUbgJ7P.qtZ8Ye2mQfoa9V-m
An overview of documentation tools part i
This video provides an overview of the different tools that documenters can use and their preparation.
Truth and Reconciliation Commissions
This video provides an overview of truth and reconciliation commissions, commissions of inquiry, and fact-finding missions, what they are, what they do, and provide some examples of these commissions.
an overview of documentation tools part iI
This video reviews each of the documentation tools in detail.
Documentation as a tool for Transitional Justice
This video provides an overview of documentation as a tool for transitional justice, including formal prosecutions, truth-seeking, memorialization, reparations, and institutional reform.
lustration
This video provides an overview of the policy of lustration and vetting process, including the main principles of lustration policy and best practices.
UN Investigative Mechanisms
This video offers examples of specific UN investigative mechanisms, their mandates, and how they help the transitional justice efforts in their specific conflict areas.