The restorative path to justice
The book by Antoine Garapon reflects on justice in the face of extreme crimes, questioning the traditional punitive paradigm. Through the concept of a “restorative path,” it explores listening, responsibility, and social reconstruction as key elements of justice processes.
Restorative Justice and Legal Pluralism in Indonesia: Implications for Atrocity Crimes and Global Criminal Justice Reform
The article proposes a model that integrates restorative justice with Indonesian legal pluralism to address the limitations of retributive approaches to atrocity crimes.
Restorative Justice Approaches for Environmental Harm: A Practice Guide
The guide—developed with contributions from practitioners, scholars, organizations, and communities—brings together principles, working tools, and practical advice to support the implementation of responses grounded in the principles of restorative justice in cases of environmental harm.
G. Valducci (2025), Critique of the Ideal Victim, and Restorative Justice: from a Discourse on (Ideal) Victims to a Discourse of The (Real) Victim
The article critically examines the concept of the “ideal victim” and its pervasive role in contemporary public discourse (both political and media-related). While this discourse denies recognition to certain “real” victims (individuals perceived as outsiders and marginalized), restorative justice emerges as a paradigm capable of deconstructing this form of discursivity.
Corporate Criminal Liability and the Role of Restorative Justice in Environmental Offences
On December 11, the seminar “Corporate Criminal Liability and the Role of Restorative Justice in Environmental Offences” will be held at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan.
Centring the periphery. Towards youth-sensitive reparations in transitional justice in Ethiopia
The policy brief analyses the transitional justice system in Ethiopia, expressing the hope that it will adopt a reparative and transformative perspective that is sensitive to the needs of young people.
Gameful Relating: How Young Offenders Gain Agency in Criminal Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice
The article “Gameful Relating: How Young Offenders Gain Agency in Criminal Rehabilitation and Restorative Justice” explores how young offenders in Denmark navigate rehabilitation and restorative justice through ‘gameful relating’.
Justice, reparation, and peace: a utopian path?
The meeting aims to explore the theoretical potential of the concept of reparation and its relationship with the processes of justice and peace, in a historical period marked by traumatic wounds on both individual and social levels.
How to Hold Space for Difficult Multicultural Conversations: A Restorative Approach
The article shows how restorative processes can turn difficult conversations into opportunities for institutional change and for strengthening students’ sense of agency.
The first ruling of the JEP against the former FARC leaders
The Special Jurisdiction for Peace has issued its first conviction, inspired by the principles of restorative justice: the former guerrilla members will be required to commit for eight years to projects aimed at reparation for the victims and the construction of collective memory.