Latest
Videos
2026
Meet the women of Colombia’s Mujeres del Plantón movement as they prepare for a sit-in demanding full reparation.
Watch as the women gather for the sit-in and share their thoughts on the movement and their broader struggle for reparations.
Members of Mujeres del Plantón speak about their strength as survivors, and share stories of their sit-in journey.
The documentary follows survivors in Timor-Leste as they describe their long fight for justice, and the impact Bukae has had on their lives.
In this episode, Nagarik Aawaz’s CEO, Dr Susan Risal, and activist and former parliamentarian, Devi Kadhka talk about the sexual violence that was committed during the 1996-2006 civil war.
Survivors and the project team describe the start of the project in Nepal, including the risks to survivors’ safety arising from the discrimination they face.
Men and women who joined the project share the impact of individual support on their lives. For one survivor, this meant being able to build a home – and rebuild his relationship with his estranged mother.
Project staff recount the challenges of reaching survivors in remote areas, while survivors discuss the healing benefits of collective therapy.
Survivors share their journeys to trusting the team, while counsellors describe the long-term impact of trauma and the challenges of reaching men who have survived sexual violence.
Learn about collective reparative measures for survivors in Nepal, and how they have judged the impact of the project.
Devi Kadhka, the project team, and survivors reflect on advocacy for survivors of sexual violence in Nepal, including the ongoing truth and reconciliation process, and sharing their testimonies with authorities.
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.
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.
Event: GSF speaks at United Nations' General Assembly side event on "Transforming the lives of Syrian survivors through reparation - Together we can".
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.
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".
Testimony: Listen to survivors of South Sudan on the impact conflict-related sexual violence has had on their lives, and their demands for reparation.
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: 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: Fatoumata, a survivor from Guinea, talks about the small fishing business she established during an interim reparative measures project.
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.
Watch: Dalanda is a soap maker from Guinea. After spending years paying for medical treatment, interim reparative measures allowed her to become self-employed.