Appendix 1 Members of the NTJWG The following are the members of the NTJWG elected by stakeholders on 23 May 2014. Mr. Alec Muchadehama - Reparations / Chairperson Mr. Alec Muchadehama is a Legal Practitioner and one of the founding Partners for Mbidzo, Muchadehama and Makoni Legal Practitioners. He is professionally associated with the following organisations: Member of the Law Society of Zimbabwe – 1991 to date, Member – Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, Board Member Belvedere Teachers’ Technical College, Chairperson – Voluntary Media Council of Zimbabwe (VMCZ), Board Member – Zimbabwe Doctors for Human Rights, Trustee – Zimbabwe Labour Lawyers Trust. He obtained his Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and LLB Law Degrees from the University of Zimbabwe in 1989 and 1990 respectively and an MBA in 2001. He has worked for the Ministry of Justice as a Public Prosecutor. In 1997, he joined a Harare law firm, Chihambakwe, Mutizwa and Partners. In 2001 he left to form the current law firm. Mr. Muchadehama has received many awards for his outstanding commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights. He is the current Chaiperson of the National Transitional Justice Working Group until 31 July 2015. Prof. Pamela Machakanje – Independent Expert / Deputy Chairperson Prof. Pamela Machakanja is currently an Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director in the Institute of Peace, Leadership and Governance at Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe. She holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies, a Master of Arts degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution, a Diploma in Research Methods in Social Sciences, and a Diploma in Leadership and Policy Development all from the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom. She also holds a Masters degree in Educational Psychology and a Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Zimbabwe. In addition, she holds a Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Negotiation Skills from the International Negotiation Academy in South Africa. Before joining Africa University in 1997, Pamela was a lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe, Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Foundations and Teacher Education respectively. Pamela’s areas of research interest include peace and conflict analysis, memory work in post-conflict transitional societies, transitional justice, leadership development, peace education, conflict analysis and peacebuilding, and gender-based violence with a focus on women and children in war situations. Throughout the years Pamela has developed skills in curriculum development and grant writing proposals for innovative projects in her area of expertise. As Director of the Institute, Pamela   7