9. There is a need to ensure the memorialisation of the full scope of past atrocities against women. The role of women in conict as combatants, activists and victims must be fully documented and acknowledged 10. Gender principles must be incorporated into reparations programmes. There must be special programmes to ensure rehabilitation and restitution for women and children through counselling, education, psychosocial support, economic empowerment and adequate compensation in their right. 11. Truth-telling initiatives must uncover and document women's narratives and experiences of conict. 12. The role of women in the community in advancing transitional justice and healing processes must be acknowledged. 13. There must be meaningful involvement of men at all levels in promoting gender equality, uplifting and amplifying the role of women in transitional justice and healing process. 4.0 Reparations 1. The victim must be restored to their prior situation. The reparations must also compensate for all the consequences of the violation, and indemnication for material and nonmaterial damages, including emotional harm. This principle must take into consideration the time-frame, and the perpetrators should contribute to reparations. 2. Reparations should be proportional to the gravity of the violations and the harm suffered. It must also uphold and 45