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VAI endorses Action Plan on Ending the Spread of Online Disinformation
VAI joined over 100 organisations and individuals in endorsing an action plan launched by Nobel Laureates to address the toxic impact of Big Tech’s business model and end the deliberate …
Q&A with Rohingya in Cox’s Bazar
On 22 August 2022, VAI held an event to commemorate five years since the Rohingya victims of the 2017 clearance operations in Myanmar arrived in Bangladesh – and five years …
Join Our Team – Somali Researcher
VAI is currently undertaking a pilot project to identify and support at least one group of victims of atrocity crimes in Somalia to advocate for their rights and articulate their …
THE LEGACY OF THE ROHINGYA OVERDOCUMENTATION MYTH: LESSONS FOR UKRAINE
This article explores how the myth of over documentation in the Rohingya context continues to adversely affect accountability efforts.
Three Ways to Improve Victim Participation in the Rohingya Context
– Eva Buzo, Executive Director
Beyond Rhetoric: ICC should ensure meaningful victim engagement and participation in the Abd-Al-Rahman, Dafur case
– Stella Ndirangu, Director – Africa
On Facebook’s Commitment to Human Rights, and the Right to a Remedy for the Rohingya
– Clare Brown, Deputy Director
Connecting Victim Groups Across the World to Form a Movement
– Clare Brown, Deputy Director
Reckless Crime Against Humanity: Justice for the Victims of the Beirut Blasts
– Clare Brown, Deputy Director
Rohingya Victims ask the ICC to Consider Moving the Proceedings Closer to the Affected Community
– Kate Gibson, Senior Counsel
Kenya and Ethiopia’s Culpability for Abuses at their Lebanese Consulates Under International Law
– Clare Brown, Deputy Director
Australia, the Rome Statute and the War Crimes Proceedings: Where are the Victims?
– Eva Buzo, Executive Director
Rohingya victim groups ask Facebook to provide them support, following its role in the violence against them
– Clare Brown, Deputy Director
Characterisation of Sexual Violence as a Women’s Issue in the Rohingya Crisis: A Response to David Eichert
– Eva Buzo, Executive Director
Capturing a Crisis: What lessons can we learn from the “overdocumentation” of the Rohingya crisis?
– Eva Buzo, Executive Director
