Tag: Transitional Justice

Outloud Podcast | Transitional Justice

The Lubeniq Massacre from the memories of a survivor

By Dafina Halili - 27.04.2021

Perspectives | Specialist Chambers

Demands to relocate the Specialist Chambers are unlikely to be met

By Sindi Kuçi - 26.04.2021

In-depth | Elections2021

Elections 2021, a different perspective on transitional justice

By Kosovo 2.0 - 12.02.2021

In-depth | Missing persons

Missing from the wartime narrative

By Dafina Halili - 13.11.2020

Perspectives | War Crimes

Living with Milošević’s legacy means living voiceless for survivors

By Nidžara Ahmetašević - 23.07.2020

Perspectives | Transitional Justice

Is inclusive development possible without collective therapy?

By Njomza Haxhibeqiri - 11.04.2020

One-on-one | Politics

Roland Gjoni: Kosovo is simultaneously ‘too big’ and ‘too small’ of an international issue

By Fitim Salihu - 19.09.2019

Perspectives | Transitional Justice

Kosovo’s genocide resolution resolves nothing

By Furtuna Sheremeti - 24.05.2019

Perspectives | Justice

Kosovo’s current approach to Serbia’s war crimes is legally useless

By Robert Muharremi - 16.05.2019

Perspectives | Serbia

Our children are learning distorted stories of Serbia’s past

By Jelena Krstić - 10.04.2019