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Farah Bahr
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Tactics for Freedom from Discrimination
Farah Bahr 10/08/2023
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Success: GTRC released a report in 2006, and it continues to hold meetings for ongoing healing.
- The GTRC process involved diverse narratives, including victims, lawyers, writers, perpetrators, and police officers.
- The community meetings continued post-GTRC to promote reconciliation.
- Right to Truth and Justice
- Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
- The Beloved Community Center and Greensboro Justice Fund
Previous trials failed to establish responsibility and convict violators, perpetuating racial divisions within the judicial system.
Why Needed
GTRC addressed racial divisions by launching a healing process for victims of the 1979 Greensboro Massacre, raising awareness of racial divisions, and promoting open dialogue.
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Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission (GTRC)
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- The Advocates used a human rights framework to analyze domestic violence issues
- Work extended to immigrant women's experiences in the United States.
Success: The Advocates contributed to the introduction of a civil order for protection law in Bulgaria.
To address domestic violence and the lack of legal protection for women.
- Right to Freedom from Violence and Discrimination
- Eastern Europe (Bulgaria)
- The Advocates for Human Rights
Pages: 11
Why Needed
The Advocates adapted human rights monitoring methods to address domestic violence in Bulgaria, documented violations of women's human rights, and advocated for legal changes.
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The Advocates for Human Rights
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