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Compensation review, Phase IV: more than 7,000 victims compensated in 2021

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The High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening of National Unity (HCRRUN) held its traditional annual review conference on Thursday, December 30, 2021, in Lomé. In the presence of representatives of the press, guests from the institutions of the Republic and ministerial departments, diplomatic representatives, traditional leaders, and local elected officials, Ms. Awa Nana-Daboya reported on […]
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A Work to Deconstruct Colonial Prejudices that Undermine Reconciliation in Togo

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The First Rapporteur of the HCRRUN, Dr. Wiyao Evalo, presented his book on Tuesday at the University of Lomé auditorium, entitled “Togo: The Process of Reconciliation and National Unity Tested by Colonial Prejudices (1914–1991).” This research work, conducted using a scientific approach, seeks to raise awareness among the Togolese people about the value judgments instilled […]
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Community and collective reparation: Barkoissi opted for a water source

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The High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening of National Unity (HCRRUN) took delivery, on December 16, 2021, of a structure built in Barkoissi, in the prefecture of Oti, as part of the implementation of community and collective reparations. This unifying infrastructure consists of a 92.8-metre-deep borehole, a 10-metre-high water tower equipped with a 5 m³ […]
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1,270 non-vulnerable victims to be compensated in Greater Oti

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The High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening of National Unity (HCRRUN) is organizing compensation sessions for 1,270 non-vulnerable victims in the Greater Oti area from December 13 to 18, in Mango and Barkoissi. The launch ceremony for the compensation operations in Mango took place in the presence of the President of the HCRRUN, Ms. Awa […]
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Continuation of victim compensation operations in the Savanes region

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HCRRUN teams are in the Savanes Region from December 6 to 18, 2021, to compensate victims of politically motivated violence identified by the CVJR. This time, the list has been expanded to include victims registered by the National Special Independent Commission of Inquiry (CNSEI), established in 2005 by the Head of State and chaired at […]
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The HCRRUN once again in Plateaux-Est and Kara

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Following the Plateaux-Ouest Region in October, HCRRUN teams will be in the Plateaux-Est and Kara Regions from November 15 to 20, 2021, to compensate victims of politically motivated violence identified by the CVJR and the CNSEI (Koffigoh Commission). This compensation session will be conducted simultaneously at the Regional Directorate of Social Action in Atakpamé for […]
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2005 CNSEI victims compensated by HCRRUN

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From October 18 to 24, 2021, HCRRUN organized a compensation session in Kpalimé for victims of politically motivated violence. This session, primarily intended for victims registered by the National Special Independent Commission of Inquiry (CNSEI) in 2005 and originating from the prefectures of the Plateaux-Ouest Region, provided compensation to nearly 300 victims. For victims who […]
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HCRRUN Reparation Session in the Plateaux-Ouest Region

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Compensation for Dismissed Teachers and Members of the Armed Forces / FAT Personnel Apologize to the Togolese People

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A compensation session was held at the HCRRUN headquarters in Lomé from August 9 to 13, 2021, for teachers dismissed in 2000 following a strike, and from August 17 to 20, 2021, for members of the defence and security forces who were victims of violence in the context of socio-political unrest in Togo between 1958 […]
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