Add to ORKGThis briefing note seeks to provide a summary of key arguments relating to the link between human rights, prevention and conflict transformation (including conflict recurrence and post-conflict criminal violence, ie transmutation and transformation of violence over time). It is intended to inform efforts by the Special Rapporteur (SR) on the Promotion of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Guarantee of Non-Recurrence to advance conceptual and practical work on prevention as part of his mandate on non-recurrence. After a brief introduction to the notion of conflict transformation, it sets out three key arguments in the literature on contributions of human rights to conflict transformation (human rights as enhancing analysis and understanding of u...
Emerging out of the same foment of war and violence that led to the recognition of international hum...
Although supporters of human rights are sometimes reluctant to admit it, the very concept of human ...
The past several decades have seen a Copernican shift in the paradigm of armed conflict, which the t...
Moves beyond the stereotype of "justice vs. peace" and proposes that applying a perspective of human...
Human rights and conflict transformation are two sides of the same coin. Experts in each of these fi...
Contributors to this Dialogue aim to go beyond the divide and polarising language of "peace versus j...
This study maps the interactions between human rights norms and values, on the one hand, and conflic...
As tensions and conflicts escalate, human rights are continuously and increasingly violated through ...
The question of linking human rights and peacebuilding has been on the academic, policy and practiti...
This paper will investigate what role human rights can play in the reconstruction of a post-conflict...
Civil war is the predominant form of armed conflictin the world today, and the risk that a civil war...
The project title Human Rights and the Conflict Cycle reflects the notion that human rights concerns...
When discussing the relationship between human rights and the conflict cycle, one may question wheth...
This article focuses on the analysis of the first decade (2006-2016) of the Human Rights Council (HR...
This article outlines the role of international organizations in integrating human rights in the con...
Emerging out of the same foment of war and violence that led to the recognition of international hum...
Although supporters of human rights are sometimes reluctant to admit it, the very concept of human ...
The past several decades have seen a Copernican shift in the paradigm of armed conflict, which the t...
Moves beyond the stereotype of "justice vs. peace" and proposes that applying a perspective of human...
Human rights and conflict transformation are two sides of the same coin. Experts in each of these fi...
Contributors to this Dialogue aim to go beyond the divide and polarising language of "peace versus j...
This study maps the interactions between human rights norms and values, on the one hand, and conflic...
As tensions and conflicts escalate, human rights are continuously and increasingly violated through ...
The question of linking human rights and peacebuilding has been on the academic, policy and practiti...
This paper will investigate what role human rights can play in the reconstruction of a post-conflict...
Civil war is the predominant form of armed conflictin the world today, and the risk that a civil war...
The project title Human Rights and the Conflict Cycle reflects the notion that human rights concerns...
When discussing the relationship between human rights and the conflict cycle, one may question wheth...
This article focuses on the analysis of the first decade (2006-2016) of the Human Rights Council (HR...
This article outlines the role of international organizations in integrating human rights in the con...
Emerging out of the same foment of war and violence that led to the recognition of international hum...
Although supporters of human rights are sometimes reluctant to admit it, the very concept of human ...
The past several decades have seen a Copernican shift in the paradigm of armed conflict, which the t...