Survivors

This book recounts the experiences of women and men survivors and children of war whose lives were profoundly affected by the political conflict and Indonesian military occupation of Timor-Leste from …

The launch of the book serves as an important advocacy initiative to support the State, as the primary duty-bearer, in fulfilling its responsibility to recognize women survivors and their children …

Community dialogue is an important mechanism for conflict resolution, particularly when it incorporates traditional practices and democratic principles. It provides a space for parties involved in land disputes to identify …

  ACbit-artikel-com,Bemori-Along with Women Pirilampu, AJAR and ACbit continue to advocate for the dignity of survivors, especially the results of the government-level politivism through the implementation of a Reparation Law …

One important mission of ACbit is to disseminate the Chega! Report from the Commission for Reception, Truth, and Reconciliation, commonly known by its Portuques acronym CAVR to communities in order …

Graciana is a survivor of sexual violence during the Setembro Negro Massacre in 1999. She was captured by militia and taken for interrogation at the Kodim military post. There, she …

Survivor groups have been established as safe spaces where survivors can empower each other and engage in small-scale business activities (micro-enterprises) to support their families economically. With ongoing support from …

  On June 9, ACbit, together with Dinamizadora, survivors, youth, students, and the community of Lakoto-Balibar, commemorated the 45th anniversary of the Levantamento Marabia – a strategic operation that showed …

The patriarchal structure that prioritises males over women makes it difficult for many women survivors to claim land or property from their families, making land concerns a divisive topic in …

Asosiasaun Chega Ba Ita (ACbit) is working closely with the focal point of Victim Association and local facilitator or animators have conducted a participatory action research with 163 women survivors …