On June 5th 2013, Avocats Sans Frontières (ASF), an international non-governmental
organization committed to enhancing access to justice for the most vulnerable
partnered with the Justice and Reconciliation Project (JRP) to host a one-day
consultative meeting to seek the views of victims on the Justice, Law and Order
Sector’s (JLOS) draft Transitional Justice (TJ) Policy.
This policy was shared with stakeholders on May 21st 2013 to seek their input in the
draft. JLOS invited CSOs and others to channel their feedback on the draft by June 12,
2013 in an effort to ensure that the policy is a product of broad consultations and
participation by key stakeholders. In light of the policy’s victim-centered approach,
ASF and JRP organized discussions with victims and war affected communities in Gulu
in an effort to share the draft with them and seek their views and expectations for the
policy.
