Outputs

We aim to:

  • Produce and freely distribute at least two accessible outputs for each jurisdiction of use to local actors, international donors and legal collectives. These policy-orientated publications (translated into local languages) will be of direct benefit to a range of actors including practising judges and lawyers, legal collectives (Bar Councils, Law Societies and equivalent), government departments, civil society activists and other NGOs.
  • Organise a major international conference in Belfast with participants from each jurisdiction, academics and a range of global entities including the UN, policymakers and donors, international legal collectives and transnational civil society actors.
  • Disseminate the findings from the project at a range of international and national conferences.
  • Produce one academic monograph, and four scholarly articles (one of which will reflect on ethical comparative work in transitional justice).

 

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About the Project

This Queen’s University Belfast / Ulster University project explores the role of lawyers in transitions from violence or authoritarianism. Drawing on six key case studies we will establish a comparative and thematic framework for lawyering at key historic stages in conflicted and transitional societies.

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