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Map of Gulag camp administrations and stories from Central Europe

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The Gulag.Online museum now also offers a map of Gulag camp administrations which was created on the basis of the Система исправительно-трудовых лагерей в СССР (System of Forced Labour Camps in the USSR) database.

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Addressing the issue of the disappeared is crucial to end the injustice suffered by the families of the missing and is a necessary first step towards establishing the basis for a sustainable peace in Lebanon.

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(Photo)book on documenting detention sites in former cultural centers in Western Balkan

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(Photo)book on documenting detention sites in former cultural centers in Western Balkan

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https://balkaninsight.com/2018/12/14/a-book-reveals-how-the-places-of-culture-have-become-a-crime-scene-12-14-2018/

Another related initiative:
https://onms.nenasilje.org/vijest/marked-sites-of-suffering-in-bileca-and-nevesinje-remembrance-of-all-victims/?lang=en

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Book Documents Culture Buildings Used as Balkan War Jails

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A new book documents how more than 20 cultural buildings in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina were used as detention facilities where people were tortured and killed during the 1990s wars.

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Report on Inclusive memorialization initiatives in the Western Balkans

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Report on Inclusive memorialization initiatives in the Western Balkans

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A mapping of memorialization initiatives in the Western Balkans, carried out by PAX (paxforpeace.nl), the Dutch peace organization which is part of SoC.

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Mapping prisons, checkpoints and former clandestine sites of torture | Mapping MENA

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Across the Middle East and North Africa, prisons, checkpoints and former clandestine sites of torture are at risk of destruction or deterioration. Erasing this past will prevent new generations from learning critical lessons and destroy opportunities to build a peaceful future in the region - and th…

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Noha Aboueldahab teaches public international law and the law and politics of transitional justice at Georgetown University in Qatar. She is also a non-resident fellow at the Brookings Institution. Aboueldahab is an award-winning specialist in transitional justice. She co-chairs the American Society of International Law’s Transitional Justice and Rule of Law interest group. Her forthcoming book examines how Arab diasporas have expanded the political, intellectual, and socio-legal spaces of transitional justice.

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Chairman of the Gulag.cz Association, that focuses on the phenomenon of the Soviet repressions. He organised five expeditions to abandoned Gulag camps in Siberia and Kazakhstan. In 2016 he established a branch of the Memorial Society in the Czech Republic.

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Executive Director of Memoria Abierta, an Argentine organization.  at the regional and international level in memory practices, which coordinates since 2006 of the Network of Latin American and Caribbean Memory Sites (RESLAC). She's worked in non-governmental areas linked to the defense of human rights. She has written numerous articles in academic and journalistic media on the struggles symbolic for memory, truth and justice and reparation

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Executive director of Act for the Disappeared. He has extensive experience in the humanitarian sector, mainly in the protection of civilian populations, the missing and prisoners of war. Naji has worked with the UN in Lebanon as well as with the ICRC in various environments affected by armed conflict in Lebanon, Chad, Niger and Iraq.

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Project Coordinator of the Topography of Memory Program of the Asociación Civil Memoria Abierta. Since 2016 he is Professor of the Chair "Professional Ethics, Human Rights and Territories". Former Advisor of the Commission Pro Monument to the Victims of State Terrorism of the Parque de la Memoria in the city of Buenos of Memory in the city of Buenos Aires (2001-2003). Member of the Group "Places, marks and territories of memory" of IDES. He has been involved since 2006 as expert witness and expert witness in several trials for crimes against humanity of State terrorism in Buenos Aires (2001-2003).

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A piece by Gonzalo Conte, Memoria Abierta

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Video by Gulag.cz

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Video by Gulag.cz

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Video by Gulag.cz