This article addresses why the rights of peasants and agrarian violence matter to justice
promotion work that seeks to lay the groundwork for future peace and stability. Its central …

Transitional justice (TJ) refers to a set of measures and processes that deal with the legacies
of human rights abuses and violent pasts, and that seek to aid societies transitioning from …

This chapter provides a broad outline of the field of transitional gender justice post-World
War Two, surveying key legal, political and humanitarian developments, particularly those …

Studies undertaken on women incarcerated in African countries are limited. In this article we
explore Kenyan women's (n= 49) narratives of their journeys into prison using life history …

Conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) continues in conflict, post-conflict, and civil strife
situations despite being recognized as an international crime, a crime against humanity, and …

A gendered reading of transitional justice raises critical questions considering the nature of
peace expected to be achieved in post-conflict settings. This chapter assesses the themes …

Academic work focusing on Kenya acknowledges that the state does not have a monopoly
in the everyday policing of informal settlements. Nevertheless, there is limited scholarly …

Post-conflict interventions are dominated by legal, security and development discourses.
There is an emerging standardised 'set'of international responses to conflict. Many high …

Gender issues have been integrated into (inter) national as well as (inter) regional policies
of Transitional Justice (TJ) for some time. At the same time, evaluation systems and research …

This thesis explores the relationship between women's participation in peace processes and
the adoption of gender-sensitive peace agreements and post-conflict constitutions in two …