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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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Trinity College Academics accompany South Korean Ministerial visit to Ireland
Mr Chung Dong-young, South Korea’s Minister of Unification, visited Derry and Belfast on 29 and 30 September 2026. The purpose of the visit was to learn from the Irish experience of peacemaking.
08 Oct 2026
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GEM Project - Sunday Times Article - Gardai trial system to detect extremist recruitment in online gaming
Article by John Mooney - An AI tool developed at Trinity College, Dublin can identify and interrupt radicalisation attempts in real time across digital platforms
28 Mar 2026
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Trinity College Students visit Peace Boat in Belfast
Peace Boat is a Japan-based NGO that travels the world on educational voyages to promote peace, human rights, and sustainability. On 7 October 2026, the ship and its 1600 passengers stopped in Belfast.
12 Oct 2026
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