Reimagining Victims’ Reparations: Building a Global Network for Grassroots Justice

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In recent decades, the field of transitional justice has matured into one of the most vibrant and contested areas of human rights scholarship and practice. Yet amid the proliferation of truth commissions, tribunals, and official reparations schemes, a quiet sense of frustration persists. Victims of political violence, displacement, and structural injustice, those whose dignity these mechanisms are meant to restore, often remain unheard, unseen, and unhealed.