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The Centre for Post-Conflict Justice at Trinity College Dublin fosters interdisciplinary research that explores how societies come to terms with episodes of extreme violence in war, civil war, and periods of prolonged civil and political unrest. The Centre brings together faculty and graduate students working in the fields of history, law, peace studies, sociology, theology and ethics.
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'Rising to the Challenge: Human Rights and Equality in a Time of Crisis'
'Rising to the Challenge: Human Rights and Equality in a Time of Crisis' - A Conversation between Dr Katherine Zappone and Chief Commissioner Liam Herrick, Moderated by Professor Linda Hogan.
02 Dec 2025
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New article by Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne on Palestine, the GHF and the ongoing Genocide in Gaza
Co-authored with Dr Caroline Lund, a new article published in Peacebuilding focuses on the emergence of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) as a case study of broader Israeli settler colonial strategies.
26 Nov 2025
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Sérgio Dias Branco - Embodied Faith and Diasporic Resilience: Religion and Peacebuilding in Cherien Dabis’s Amreeka
A seminar in conjunction with the Trinity Centre for Post-Conflict Justice On 4 November 2025, the Trinity Centre for Post-Conflict Justice hosted Dr Sérgio Dias Branco, University of Coimbra.
18 Nov 2025
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Our Projects: Justice, Transition and Memory and Reconciliation
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