Survivors of conflict related sexual violence are frustrated with delays
Steps have been taken to provide reparations to survivors, but the process has been slow.
|2016.10.24
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There were intervals of several months when the regulation was kept in a drawer in the prime minister’s office, awaiting approval, or later amendment.
Ensuring survivors’ direct and meaningful participation in decision-making would not only improve reparation programs, but would also empower survivors themselves.
Nita Gojani
Nita Gojani works across the women, peace and security agenda with a strong passion for women’s rights and transitional justice. Feminist, foodie and music lover, Nita was born and raised in Kosovo, a place she is proud to call home.
DISCLAIMERThe views of the writer do not necessarily reflect the views of Kosovo 2.0.
This story was originally written in English.