Two years after the adoption of the Yazidi Survivors Law (YSL), public attention and support is more than ever needed to ensure that critical reparative measures (compensation, rehabilitation, education, land, housing and employment) don’t remain unrealized. Namely, in an alarming development, and opposite to the text and spirit of the YSL, survivors are being survivors to file a criminal complaint through the courts and submit formal investigation documents for their applications to be considered. This requirement may effectively prevent thousands of eligible survivors from accessing their rights under the YSL. See C4JR´s video. featuring NGOs, activists and survivors highlighting obstacles along the road towards realizing their right to reparation.
Nobody’s Listening: Amplifying Calls for Genocide Recognition and Justice Through Art and Virtual Reality
Ryan X. D’Souza and Dr. Alexander M. Gross Nobody’s Listening is uniquely positioned to engage the next generation of leaders in global dialogues about human rights, genocide prevention, and extremism. This initiative, through its innovative use of virtual reality and...