NTJWG ACTIVITIES
NTJWG PUBLICATIONS
NTJWG Quarterly Meeting
Annual Report: 2017 to 2018
On 28 August, 2019 the NTJWG met for the
second time this year to evaluate its work done in
the first quarter so that it is informed on how it
should proceed into the third quarter. Other
issues such as the election process of vacant
NTJWG membership seats, the stakeholders’
conference on 29 August, 2019 and the
survivors’ training on 30 August, 2019 were
discussed. The meeting was attended by six
NTJWG members and four members of the
Forum Secretariat.
The Full Report is Available Here
NTJWG Annual Stakeholders’
Conference
On 29 August, 2019 the NTJWG hosted a
Stakeholders' Conference at Cresta Lodge,
Harare which was attended by seventy-one
participants from the civil society and church
leaders who formed the NTJWG and participate
in its activities. Issues such as the strategy, vacant
positions and representation of survivors in the
Working Group were discussed.
In August, 2019 the NTJWG produced its annual
report detailing the activities of the Working
Group, its stakeholders and the NPRC
implemented in the year 2017 to 2018. The
report was launched at the NTJWG’s Annual
Stakeholders’ Conference held on 29 August,
2019.
The Full Report is Available Here
Stakeholders in Action
Under the banner of the Church Convergence,
churches through their mother bodies such as
the Zimbabwe Council of Churches, Zimbabwe
Christian Alliance, Zimbabwe Divine Destiny,
Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe met at
Regency Hotel in Gweru to pray for peace in
Zimbabwe, to discuss unresolved transitional
issues such as Gukurahundi, land issues, natural
resources governance and how they can be
resolved through an inclusive dialogue. The link
to the proceedings is available here:
The Proceedings are Available Here
The Key Outcome of the Conference
NTJWG Survivors’ Training on the
Mandate of the NPRC
On 30 August, 2019 the NTJWG convened a
workshop to train representatives of survivors to
become focal points in Bulawayo, Matebeleland
(North and South), Mashonaland (East and
West), Manicaland, Masvingo and Midlands on
how to utilize the training manual to know and
participate in the work of the NPRC. This process
will allow citizens to be active participants in the
work of the NPRC, and to contribute, through
the NTJWG, the NPRC’s interventions by
ensuring that they are victim centred.
The Full Report is Available Here
Upcoming NTJWG Activities
In September, 2019 the NTJWG will
roll-out survivors mapping, convene
the Survivors’ Support Group meeting,
have 3 community dialogues on the
Monitoring Framework and a workshop
on mental health and transitional
justice. Dates will be communicated as
we proceed.
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