This post by Paul Seils, Vice President of the International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) previously appeared on ICTJ website.
In countries emerging from conflict or dictatorship, the risk of recurrence of violence is real. The way in which societies learn about and remember the past – how and why mass atrocity occurred – can enlarge or reduce this risk.
Learning for Peace Annual Reports, UNICEF, 2013-2014
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Mari Malek in Wau, South Sudan
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New York, 9 December 2015 – The United Nations Security Council today adopted a historic resolution on youth, peace and security that urges greater representation by young men and women in the prevention and resolution of conflict amid “the rise of radicalization to violence and violent extremism amongst youth, which can be conducive to terrorism.”
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