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Transitional Justice (JT) 1-26 MLI

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3 November, 2026
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JT · Justice & governance

Overview and background

  • The course lasts one week,
  • The course is taught in French,
  • The course is open to military, civilian and police personnel of both sexes.

Course objectives

The general objective of the transitional justice course is to give participants a grounding in the fundamentals of transitional justice. Participants will:

  • become familiar with the pillars of transitional justice;
  • understand the mechanisms underlying transitional justice processes and the actors involved;
  • gain the tools to take part in implementing transitional justice processes;

Eligibility requirements

  • Be medically fit to attend the entire course;
  • Be interested in peace support missions;
  • Have a good command of French;
  • Work in the field of human rights and/or justice;
  • Be likely to hold a post in a peace support operation in Africa.

How to register

Applications are made online, using this activity's form, between the opening date and the deadline (11:59 pm, Bamako time). An acknowledgement of receipt is sent by email.

Required documents

  • the online application form, fully completed;
  • a curriculum vitae (PDF or Word);
  • the number of the Moodle certificate “Introduction to the Core Knowledge of Peace Operations”, when the form asks for it.

Registration closed.

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