Abstract The chapter analyses the materializations, contributions and limitations of European Union’s cooperation in guaranteeing rights victims Colombia. text identifies main programs lines intervention EU’s with Colombia since start XXI century that contribute to victims. It also transformations has had midst application transitional justice country, peace process FARC-EP implementation Peace...

Abstract Recently municipal courts have found that foreign states do not enjoy jurisdictional immunity with respect to civil claims involving serious violations of international law within the forum state’s territory during armed conflict. This article assesses recent judgments’ potential impact, taking into account previous court practice and human rights jurisprudence. It concludes an excepti...

Background: The decision to report domestic violence incidents, including burns, can be complex and influenced by various factors such as lack of confidence in police, delay delivery the just social like that fear, shame, a belief family might disturbed. Understandingthis trend is crucial developing effective strategies support protect survivors. In matters burns victims fear register case poli...

The problem of blaming victims is related to the strong traditions and culture community that still perpetuate gender stereotypes. This study aims examine implications patriarchal on position women as subordinates, concept victim against sexual violence human rights studies labeling for violence. injustice in society makes often get negative labels, which who look beautiful dress up using rathe...

Restorative justice is gaining relevance in Indonesia as an alternative approach to resolving legal cases, focusing on restoring relationships among perpetrators, victims, and society. It aims address the needs, rights, welfare of children, allowing child offenders take responsibility for their actions repair harm caused. The successful implementation restorative includes facilitating dialogue ...

The previous chapter has argued that the rights and needs of children who have been victimized are not fully met when their cases are handled by the criminal justice system. Child victims need and deserve to take active part in the process that follows their victimization, or at least to have the choice to decide not to take part in it. Child victims need and deserve a fair process in which the...

The Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), formed in 2001, turned national attention toward the serious mental health consequences of the country's 20-year internal armed conflict. The TRC prioritized reparations in mental health, using a legal justification that provided victims-survivors of the war with a rights-based framework for demanding that the public sector attend to their...