Documents of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission |
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President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah Kabbah - Speech on launch of TRC public hearings phase 14 April 2003. Speech to launch the public hearings of Sierra Leone's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 9 April 2003. Briefing by TRC Chairman Bishop Joseph Humper. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Sierra Leone 9 April 2003. An overview of the TRC. TRC Hearings Schedule - April to July 8 April 2003. Schedule and location of hearings, April to July 2003. Also includes list of logistics requirements. 26 March 2003. Briefing by TRC Commissioner Justice Laura Marcus-Jones. Sierra Leone Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Course Statement by TRC Chief of Public Information and Education Daniel T. Adekera. Statement form, in MS Word format, and instructions for giving statements to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
A reposting of vacancies for national and international positions. Deadline for applications is 20 January 2003. Bishop Joseph Humper - Speech at Bomaru 4 December 2002. Speech to mark the beginning of statement-taking by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Final Approved District Focal Points December 2002. Statement takers and venues for testimony before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 2 December 2002. Lists groups and individuals the TRC wishes to interview. Address by Bishop Joseph Humper 18 November 2002. Address on staffing crisis and sensitisation phase. 17 September 2002. Positions available at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Ex-Combatant Views of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Special Court in Sierra Leone 12 September 2002. Report by the Post-Conflict Reintegration Initiative for Development and Empowerment, in partnership with the International Center for Transitional Justice. [Link] [PDF Format] 11 September 2002. Briefing by TRC Commissioner Professor William Schabas. 4 September 2002. Briefing by TRC Chairman Bishop Joseph Humper. 28 August 2002. Briefing by TRC Deputy Chairman Justice Laura Marcus- Jones 14 August 200. Briefing by TRC Commissioner Ajaratou Satang Jow. 7 August 2002. Briefing by TRC commissioner Prof. John Kamara 31 July 2002. Statement by Bishop Joseph Humper at the TRC's second weekly briefing. 24 July 2002. Statement by Bishop Joseph Humper made at the TRC's first weekly briefing. Address by Bishop Joseph Humper 5 July 2002. Address by Bishop Joseph Humper at the launching of Sierra Leone's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. UNAMSIL Press Statements on the TRC 2002 inclusive to 2000. Links to UNAMSIL references to the TRC in press briefings and press releases. |
Truth and Reconciliation in Sierra Leone December 2001. A booklet about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 20 Questions and Answers on the TRC Commonly asked question about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. August 2001. Account of joint sensitisation drives by the TRC and the National Forum for Human Rights. Children and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Sierra Leone 4-6 June 2001. Recommendations for policies and procedures for addressing and involving children in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. A report by UNICEF, the National Forum for Human Rights, and UNAMSIL's Human Rights Section. [Link] [PDF format] Children and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Sierra Leone - Annexes 4-6 June 2001. Background documents and working papers to the above report. [Link] [PDF format] 20-22 February 2001. Proposals for the Special Court and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
TRC Workshop - Final Communiqué November 2000. The final communiqué on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Workshop which took place in Freetown. The Truth and Reconciliation Act 2000 22 February 2000. Act of Sierra Leone's parliament establishing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in line with Article XXIV of the Lomé Peace Agreement, and to provide for related matters. Overview of the Truth and Reconciliation Process by the National Commission for Democracy and Human Rights - Sierra Leone.
7 July 1999. The peace agreement between the Sierra Leone government and the Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone, in which the two sides agreed to end eight years of war. Includes the provision to establish a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. |
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