Survivors of conflict related sexual violence are frustrated with delays
Steps have been taken to provide reparations to survivors, but the process has been slow.
There were intervals of several months when the regulation was kept in a drawer in the prime minister’s office, awaiting approval, or later amendment.
Ensuring survivors’ direct and meaningful participation in decision-making would not only improve reparation programs, but would also empower survivors themselves.
Nita Gojani
Nita Gojani works across the women, peace and security agenda with a strong passion for women’s rights and transitional justice. Feminist, foodie and music lover, Nita was born and raised in Kosovo, a place she is proud to call home.
DISCLAIMERThe views of the writer do not necessarily reflect the views of Kosovo 2.0.
This story was originally written in English.