Interactive Radio For Justice is a project designed to encourage dialog between people in regions where the International Criminal Court (ICC) is investigating the most serious crimes (genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes) and the national and international authorities responsible for rendering justice to them. [more...]IRfJ Project Impact Assessment
Interactive Radio for Justice has completed it’s first annual Impact Assessment Report. Sarah Katz-Lavigne, IRfJ’s Impact Analysit, has been working with listening clubs and her local assistants in each of the IRfJ field bases to collect data on how people in our target communities learn from and use IRfJ programming. Through surveys and interviews Ms. Katz-Lavigne also studied the impact of the IRfJ project on our secondary target community of international practitioners, including the International Criminal Court, NGOs and academia.
La Radio Interactive pour la Justice vient de publier son premier bilan sur l’impact de notre projet vis a vis nos auditeurs cibles sur le terrain. Mlle Sarah Katz-Lavigne travaille depuis l’année dernière avec nos clubs d’écoute et avec ses assistantes sur le terrain pour collecter des données, par le biais de sondages et d’interviews, pour évaluer aussi notre impact avec notre « audience secondaire », celle de praticiens du droit, y compris la Cour Pénale Internationale, les ONG et dans les facultés académiques du droit et de droits d’homme.
IRfJ-Ituri organized a Music for Justice Concert in Bunia on the 19th of June. Over 2000 people showed up to hear the twelve bands play music on peace and justice themes, and local and international Human Rights NGOs were present to distribute information about their work in Ituri.
