Judith Thompson, Commissioner for Victims and Survivors has spoken of the unacceptable re-victimisation of those who have been impacted by posts and comments that have been made across media and social media outlets these past few days and is calling on all of those who have a public voice to be more conscious of the impact of thoughtless comments and politicisation of victims issues.
Read moreThe Commission for Victims and Survivors NI would like to inform you that the three tender processes for the PEACE IV-funded Research Programme have been initiated and are currently live on the Department of Finance's eTendersNI website and the Government of Ireland’s Office of Government Procurement (OGP) website.
Read moreThe Commissioner for Victim and Survivors and members of the Victims and Survivors Forum today called upon the Secretary of State James Brokenshire to show political leadership by issuing consultation documents on legacy legislation.
Read moreAs a strategic partner of the PEACE IV Victims and Survivors Programme, the Commission for Victims and Survivors have been appointed to manage three PEACE IV-funded research projects with a combined budget of £250,000 from 2018 to the end of 2020. The research projects cover three interrelated areas of study – the Review Trauma Services, Transgenerational Legacy and Young People and Advocacy Support Services in the area of historical investigation and information recovery.
Read moreOn Friday 1 December, Commissioner Judith Thompson featured on Inside Politics with Mark Davenport discussing the Statute of Limitations and amnesties and how victims and survivors are likely to feel impacted by this.
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