Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

Belfast Campus, Ulster University
Transitional Justice Institute
Belfast
BT15 1ED
United Kingdom

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Last updated 2 years 6 months ago
A leading centre in developing the field of transitional justice.

The Transitional Justice Institute (TJI), established in 2003, is a law-led interdisciplinary Research Institute at Ulster University.

We are a two campus institute, based in Jordanstown (near Belfast) and Magee (in Derry/Londonderry).

TJI is internationally recognised as a leading academic centre in developing the field of transitional justice – broadly, the study of law in societies emerging from conflict and repression. 

We place research emanating from Northern Ireland at the forefront of local and global academic, legal and policy debates. 

TJI is led by our Director, Prof Siobhán Wills.

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University's Content

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Art & Culture

Screening of 'Aisha' (2022) followed by Q&A with Director Frank Berry

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

A screening of the award-winning film Aisha (2022) followed by Q&A with the film’s director Frank Berry.
Belfast
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Seminar

The Contested Boundaries of Devolved Legislative Competence: Securing Auton

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

The Contested Boundaries of Devolved Legislative Competence: Securing Autonomy and Effectiveness. Public Seminar by Prof Aileen McHarg
Belfast
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Seminar

Sexual History Evidence and the Rape Trial: A Multidisciplinary Critique

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

Sexual History Evidence and the Rape Trial: A Multidisciplinary Critique. Public Seminar by Prof Joanne Conaghan
Belfast
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Seminar

Climate Change, the Courts and the Rights of Children & Future Generations

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

Climate Change, the Courts and the Rights of Children & Future Generations. Public Lecture by Prof Aoife Nolan
Belfast
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Online / Virtual Seminar

The need for a trauma informed approach to address the conflict's legacy

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

The Transitional Justice Institute (TJI) and INCORE, in partnership with Healing Through Remembering and the John Hume and Thomas P. O'Neill Chair in Peace, invite you to the online seminar series "Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland"
Jordanstown
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Online / Virtual Seminar

Breaking Binary History: Can the SHA facilitate a broader and more representative understanding of the past?

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

The Transitional Justice Institute (TJI) and INCORE, in partnership with Healing Through Remembering and the John Hume and Thomas P. O'Neill Chair in Peace, invite you to the online seminar series "Dealing with the Past in Northern Ireland"
Jordanstown
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Online / Virtual Seminar

WPS@Belfast: Roundtable of activists reflecting on the local significance of UNSCR1325

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

WPS@Belfast: Roundtable of activists reflecting on the local significance of UNSCR1325, with contributions from Bronagh Hinds, Sophie Long and Andree Murphy
Jordanstown
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Online / Virtual Seminar

Peace Agreements and WPS, by Professor Christine Bell

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

This seminar will provide a critical overview of the impact of the WPS resolutions on the substance of peace agreements, based on the findings of the unique PA-X database of 1800 peace agreements signed globally since 1990.
Jordanstown
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Conference

NICRE 3rd HUMAN RIGHTS & EQUALITY CONFERENCE “HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION IN POST-BREXIT NI”

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

“HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION IN POST-BREXIT NI” in conjunction with the All Party Assembly Working Group on Ethnic Minorities
Belfast
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Workshop

Workshop – The Roots of Restraint in War

Transitional Justice Institute, Ulster University

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) seeks to ensure that the rules and norms aimed at restraining the destructive forces of armed conflict are known and respected by soldiers and fighters around the world. The Roots of Restraint in War report is a contribution to that endeavour.
Jordanstown

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Ulster University

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  • Rory O'Connell