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Policy paper on involving Colombia’s victims abroad in the truth commission

Victims of the armed conflict in Colombia are spread all over the globe. Even more important it will be to hear their…

Colombia, participation, transitional justice, truth commission, victims

The book “Get the truth out of truth commissions” is out!

Dealing with the past is always a complex endeavor and it is particularly difficult when gross human rights violations are…

book, East Timor, Guatemala, Kenya, Peru, Sierra Leone, transitional justice, truth commission

My favourite 10 political podcasts in 2016

Some three years ago, I discovered podcasts. Sure, I knew already beforehand that podcasts exist. Yet, as so much in…

2016, podcasts, Politics

23 short reflections of living in Bogotá for three years

Unbelievable but true. Already since October 2013, I have the pleasure and adventure to live in the capital of Colombia,…

Bogotá, Colombia, impressions, life, living

The Many Faces of Extremism

Extremism has always existed although it is since the 9/11 attacks that many people around the world began to fear…

DAESH, deradicalization, fundamentalism, ISIS, Islamism

Getting back to the start: South Sudan establishes a unity government

It is truly an absurd situation. After two and half years of a bloody civil war in South Sudan, we…

peace, peace agreement, reconciliation, South Sudan, transitional justice, unity government

Twelve critical reflections on teaching in Colombia

Since 1.5 years, I am teaching international relations in Bogotá, Colombia. In general, I really like my job, the responsibilities that I…

challenges, Colombia, teaching, university

History in the making in Colombia: Agreement about justice and reparations for victims

The word “historic” is used quite a bit these days. And yet, the agreement reached between the Colombian government and…

Alvaro Uribe, FARC, Juan Manuel Santos, negotiations, peace, peace negotiations, transitional justice

20 years later, the ghosts of Srebrenica are still alive

The mass killings of some 8,000 Muslim men and boys around Srebrenica carried out by Bosnian Serb troops in July…

Bosnia, genocide, memory, Mladic, Oric, Srebrenica

Gloomy times ahead, but hope dies last: Greece’s way forward after the referendum

More than 60% of Greeks rejected an outdated and expired rescue package offered to Greece by its European partners. Greek…

crisis, EU, Euro, Eurozone, Greece, Greferendum, Grexit

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