Routine security policy review processes. History - Understanding the liberation struggle, not just as a battle for control of the state but also a struggle for human security and human rights. Truth Seeking, Recovery and Preservation Independent Commissions Addressing the official historical narrative Truth-seeking for healing and closure – Mission Persons Civil society actors Archival planning Academic Institutions Truth-Seeking for Memorialisation The judiciary Mapping out what archives are available and relevant for transitional justice processes Convening hearings, statement taking, call for evidence and records collection Archives for official bodies and non-official bodies Ensuring the legacy of transitional justice mechanisms is preserved Identifying and securing endangered archives Both state and non-state archives are relevant Unpacking the legacy of war Guided by the right to know, justice, reparations and guarantees of nonrecurrence Development of relevant policies on truth-seeking Healing and Reconciliation Victims and survivors of past conflicts Relationship building, Encounter - Acknowledgment of the past Envisioning the future and reframing the present Addressing trauma Addressing the question of unmarked graves Personally and socially making peace with the past 36 2018 TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE POLICY SYMPOSIUM REPORT

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