In this section, you will find a selection of stories and updates from the field, as well as photographs and video clips from the researchers’ scoping and field visits to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Colombia and Uganda.
Stories:
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- Professor Janine Natalya Clark writes her latest story from the field.
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- Professor Janine Natalya Clark with her latest story from the field.
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- Professor Janine Natalya Clark with her latest story from the field.
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- By Professor Janine Natalya Clark.
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- Professor Janine Natalya Clark with her latest story from the field.
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- In this blog post, Dr. Yoana Fernanda Nieto Valdivieso reflects on conflict-related sexual violence justice
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- In this blog post, Professor Janine Natalya Clark reflects further on the 'Stand, Speak, Rise Up to End Sexual Violence in Fragile Environments' conference.
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- In this blog post, Professor Janine Natalya Clark reflects on issues raised following the 'Stand, Speak, Rise Up to End Sexual Violence in Fragile Environments' conference.
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- In this blog post, Professor Janine Natalya Clark reflects on the issue of disappearance in the context of victims-survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
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- Professor Janine Natalya Clark reports a recent interview in Sarajevo with a survivor of conflict-related sexual violence
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- CSRS Principal Investigator - Professor Janine Natalya Clark - writes for the project's "Stories from the Field" blog.
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- By Professor Janine Natalya Clark.
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- By Professor Janine Natalya Clark.
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- By Professor Janine Natalya Clark.
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- Dr Eunice Otuko Apio reports on the role that language has played in CSRS fieldwork, discussing the importance of adapting the project ideas for varying cultures; use of idioms and metaphors; and issues surrounding translation.
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- Following the CSRS field trip to Uganda, Dr Janine Natalya Clark explores how reference to the 'heart' has resonated throughout conversations with victims and survivors, and applies the theme to a wider context of transitional justice and reconciliation in Uganda.
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- Dr Yoana Fernanda Nieto Valdivieso considers the use of trees as a metaphor for endurance, exploring how their ecosystems can represent the way in which communities are affected by conflict and how transitional justice processes might address this.
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- A reflection on faith, justice and resilience from the viewpoint of a mother – Dr Janine Natalya Clark tells the story of Angelina, the mother of a girl who was abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in northern Uganda, whose faith and belief in forgiveness has helped her in moving forward.
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- Dr Janine Natalya Clark considers the process of healing, reflecting upon survivors' journeys towards recovery within the community of Barlonyo in Uganda.
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- Using Uganda's busy roads as a metaphor, Dr Janine Natalya Clark looks at the journey of the country's transitional justice process. She reports on how victims face stigmatisation when reintegrated into their communities, and suggests that a holistic approach to the transitional justice process is needed to contextualise rehabilitation.