Videos
2025
Overview: Our 20-minute documentary features eight survivors of Syrian detention now living in Türkiye. Watch as they explain the impact of interim reparative measures on their lives.
2024
Testimony: Adel-Rose Tshibey, a survivor from the Democratic Republic of Congo, speaks on the conflict-related sexual violence she endured, and the impact of interim reparative measures on her life.
Event: GSF speaks at United Nations' General Assembly side event on "Transforming the lives of Syrian survivors through reparation - Together we can".
Testimony: Martin and Georgette, both survivors from the Democratic Republic of Congo, share their experiences of participating in our interim reparative measures project.
Explainer: Are reparations affordable? It's possible to alleviate the burden of paying for reparation from taxpayers, donors, and the State, if we explore all possible avenues for financing.
2023
Event: GSF hosts a side event during the UN General Assembly on "Reparations are affordable: Innovative solutions to finance reparations owed to survivors of conflict-related sexual violence", with a focus on Ukraine.
2022
Explainer: GSF’s work in a nutshell, accompanied by survivor testimony.
Testimony: Listen to survivors of South Sudan on the impact conflict-related sexual violence has had on their lives, and their demands for reparation.
Overview: See how our interim reparative measures projects provide urgent and much-needed support to survivors.
Event: GSF hosts "Co-creating reparations with survivors of conflict-related sexual violence: lessons learned and emerging best practice".
2021
Watch: GSF Co-founder Dr Denis Mukwege expresses his views on the need to find new pathways for financing reparations for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
Testimony: Maimouna survived the horrors of the stadium massacre on 28 September 2009. Interim reparative measures helped her fulfil a childhood dream – setting up a sewing business.
Testimony: Adama, a survivor of the 2009 stadium massacre in Guinea, shares how impact interim reparative measures have changed her life and reduced the stigma she faces.
Watch: Dalanda is a soap maker from Guinea. After spending years paying for medical treatment, interim reparative measures allowed her to become self-employed.
Watch: Fatoumata, a survivor from Guinea, talks about the small fishing business she established during an interim reparative measures project.