In preparation for the imminent launch of the second phase of the compensation component of the Reparations Programme, a delegation from the High Commission for Reconciliation and the Strengthening of National Unity (HCRRUN), led by its President, Mrs. Awa Nana-Daboya, met on Thursday, 22 November 2018, with the directors and heads of the various public […]
News
HCRRUN prepares journalists from the interior of the country for the second phase of its mission
Approximately fifty journalists and radio presenters from the country’s inland regions are participating in a training workshop held in Kara on Friday, November 23, and Saturday, November 24, 2018. Organised by HCRRUN in partnership with UNDP, this workshop follows the series of training sessions launched in Lomé on Tuesday, November 13, and aims to strengthen […]
Journalists and radio and television presenters trained by HCRRUN for better support
Following the training workshops for print journalists held on Monday, November 12, and Tuesday, November 13, and for online journalists on Thursday, November 15, and Friday, November 16, journalists and presenters from radio and television stations in Lomé and the Maritime Region are now participating in a training workshop on the principles of transitional justice. […]
Media Training by HCRRUN for Better Support of the Reparations Program
The High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening National Unity (HCRRUN) launched a series of capacity-building workshops for media professionals in Lomé on Tuesday, November 13, 2018, with a view to strengthening media support for the reparations programme. Organised with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), these workshops aim to enhance the capacities […]
Bailiffs Trained by HCRRUN for Effective Support of the Reparation Process
Understanding the concept of Transitional Justice, gaining a clear knowledge of HCRRUN’s mission, mastering the various stages of victim care and reparation, and finally assimilating the duties of the Bailiff in supporting the victim reparation process—these are the themes on which twenty-five (25) bailiffs are being trained in Lomé under the leadership of HCRRUN. This […]
Continuation of the compensation process: HCRRUN begins the 2nd phase of victim support in November
Following the completion of the first phase of compensation, marked by a review conference held on September 26, HCRRUN announced the launch of a second phase scheduled to begin in November. In preparation for this new stage, the Institution and all stakeholders involved in the process held a working retreat in Atakpamé from Monday, October […]
Rapid Local Administration: HCRRUN Invites Victims to Obtain National Identity Cards
In a press release issued on Monday, October 15, 2018, HCRRUN called on victims eligible for compensation who did not possess a National Identity Card to obtain one during the “Rapid Civil Registration” campaign organised by the Ministry of Justice and Relations with the Institutions of the Republic, in collaboration with the Ministry of the […]
2,510 victims compensated, with a satisfaction rate of 96.87%
The High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening National Unity (HCRRUN) held a conference on Wednesday, September 26, 2018, at Hôtel La Concorde in Lomé to present the report on the implementation of the first stage of the first phase of the compensation component of the Reparations Programme. During the conference, the Institution informed the media […]
The HCRRUN compensates late victims from the first wave from September 3 to 7 in Lomé
PRESS RELEASE Following the outreach missions conducted from August 14 to 18, 2018, in Atakpamé, Kara, and Mango for victims who were absent or had reported late during the initial compensation operations in Poles I and II, the High Commission for Reconciliation and Strengthening National Unity (HCRRUN) expresses its gratitude to the populations concerned for […]