Let’s Rethink Justice
Why Justice
The search for justice continues for grave violations that have taken place across different periods in Turkey. By making visible these injustices protected by impunity, as well as the needs of those affected, we can begin to address the damage inflicted across generations. You can access our documentation, database, and publication work on different areas of violations here.
Which Justice
Justice is not limited to punishment. Restorative approaches can also heal wounds and offer transformative pathways toward a more just future. Here you will find guiding resources and discussions on new approaches to the pursuit of justice.
What Should Be Done
Justice concerns us all. We remember, we bear witness, and together in solidarity we raise our voice. You can access our digital memorial space dedicated to Kurdish children and youth whose right to life was taken, as well as our visualization work that makes injustices visible.
“No Peace Without Justice”: Violations of the Right to Life of Children and Youth in the Kurdish Region of Turkey (2000–2015)
In this publication, we examine violations of the right to life of children and young people, which occurred in the Kurdish region of Turkey between 2000 and 2015. From a sociological and anthropological perspective, we focus on the experiences and narratives of the victims’ families and their communities.
Law Under the Shadow of Security: Violations of the Right to Life of Children and Youth in the Kurdish Region of Turkey (2000–2015)
In this publication, we analyze right-to-life violations against children and young people between 2000 and 2015 within the framework of the state’s legal obligations and patterns of impunity.
