How cultures of fear and silence may affect the way post-conflict societies relate to transitional justice and peace processes? What's been the role women have played in the TRRC in The Gambia?
How has the implementation of women-only listening circles and safe spaces helped build trust, support and justice to those who have been excluded, abused or silenced for so long?
An interview with Ereshnee Naidu-Silverman, Senior Director for the Global Transitional Justice Initiative.
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Recommended readings of this episode:

Inclusive Justice in The Gambia
Global Initiative for Justice, Truth and Reconciliation
⁠International Coalition of Sites of Conscience
From "Gender Sensitive" Transitional Justice to Gender Inclusivity
The Role of Psychosocial Support in Building Healthy, Resilient Communities in Africa
Gambia: Commission Uncovers Ex-Dictator’s Alleged Crimes 
Women’s Experiences of Dictatorship in the Gambia