Our team has collaborated with members of the Guatemalan Congress to draft and refine the first comprehensive mental health law, integrating feedback from medical and legal professionals.
The Program has undertaken an extensive analysis of the effects of trauma on survivors of the Khmer Rouge era and performed a comprehensive analysis of the public mental health system in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
The Program is supporting the Gambian Reparations Commission, which plays a vital role in ensuring that victims and survivors of serious human rights violations are able to participate safely and meaningfully in reparative justice processes.
Working through the Institute for International Criminal Investigations, members of the Program have led the shaping of a document that can be used globally for how to follow the principles of the Murad Code in practice around the world.