With the addition of eight new members, the Global Coalition for Conflict Transformation is now comprised of over seventy organizations, each committed to upholding the principles of conflict transformation.

Gacaca Courts - local courts based upon communitarian values - were recovered from previous traditions by the post-genocide government; focusing not necessarily on punishment, but first and foremost on forgiveness and...

Pristina's demand that UNMIK close its office in north Mitrovica, combined with attempts to install its own Potemkin administration in its place, constitute a fresh assault on peace and stability.

The African Union Human Rights Memorial (AUHRM) will not only memorialise the victims of major African human rights atrocities, but also document, research and educate current and future generations about major human rights...

Progress toward more effective management of regional disputes will be possible only if leaders emerge inside the region capable and willing to channel their own and their followers’ emotions toward negotiations everyone...

A new research film by the European CRIC Research Project analyses the unexpected outcomes of heritage reconstruction in Bosnia and Herzegovina, twenty years after the outbreak of war.

With Sudan and South Sudan on the verge of all-out war, many local peacebuilding organizations are utilising the potential of women to act as peacemakers between communities in an attempt to thwart further violence.

The Orthodox monasteries and the municipalities of Peć and Dečani have to start creating the basis for healthy community relations in order to ensure that the former become centres of inter-cultural dialogue, rather than a...

The Bosnian society is characterized by fear, distrust, nationalism, school segregation, and high levels of violence among youth from different ethnic and religious backgrounds (Serbs, Croats, Bosnian Muslims). From Pieces to...

A workshop for peacebuilders from across Afghanistan provided a variety of comparative perspectives - including from the former Yugoslavia and Northern Ireland - designed to strengthen their own peacebuilding efforts.

Kosovo faces two fundamental challenges – its still unsettled status and the economy - that will continue to inhibit its progress towards becoming a self-sustaining, economically prosperous, and socially stable country.

Over a decade on from the Good Friday Agreement, Belfast is yet to tackle the interfaces and contested spaces of the north of the city, or indeed to look to remove the walls that have for so long shaped the daily lives of the...

After the unification of north and south Yemen in 1990, the country has continued to suffer from internal conflict - including the 1994 civil war - that...

The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) reign of terror - particularly in the districts of Gulu, Kitgum and Pader - lead to the displacement an estimated 1.6m...

Though Kenya's complicated tribal structure contribute to its multi-ethnic diversity and richness, the marginalization of particular minorities and...

The Global Coalition for Conflict Transformation (GCCT) brings together non-profit organizations committed to upholding and implementing the Principles of Conflict Transformation.