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How we work Our approach The Global Survivors Fund (GSF) works through three core pillars: Act Supporting civil society organisations and survivor networks in co-creating interim reparative measures with survivors. Advocate For duty bearers to honour their responsibility to provide reparation, as well as influence international policy agendas to prioritise reparation. Guide Identifying and creating […]

Latest Our reporting Each year, to reinforce our transparency and accountability, we release dedicated reports on our progress and challenges as an organisation. Created for our donors, partners, and the survivors we work with, these reports examine how the Global Survivors Fund (GSF) uses resources to fulfil our social mission.  Strategic plans Our 2024-2030 Strategic […]

Who we are Our board The Global Survivors Fund’s Board of Directors is a group of diverse stakeholders comprised of government representatives, civil society, survivors of conflict-related sexual violence, and members of the private sector. In this section

Who we are Our team The Global Survivors Fund is staffed by people located close to our social mission and with complementary professional expertise. We are all passionate about co-creating with survivors to enhance the right to reparation. Team Department All Communications Finance Global Partnerships Human Resources & Admin International Advocacy & Policy National Advocacy […]

Who we are About us The Global Survivors Fund (GSF) was launched in October 2019 by Dr Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, Nobel Peace Prize laureates 2018. Our mission is to enhance access to reparations for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence around the globe, thus responding to a gap long identified by survivors. We act to provide […]

Why we exist The issue What is reparation How we work Our approach Act Advocate Guide Global Reparations Study Our work Where we work Transversal issues Financing reparations Children affected by conflict-related sexual violence Who we are About us Our team Our board Our reporting Latest Articles Events Resources Videos Cookies & Privacy Policy Accessibility […]

Timor-Leste From 1975 until 1999, women, children, men, and members of the LGBTQI+ community were subjected to various forms of conflict-related sexual violence during Indonesia’s brutal occupation of Timor-Leste. Despite the work of survivors and civil society organisations, decades have passed without their right to reparation being fulfilled. Although many survivors are elderly, reparation remains urgent in Timor. Years […]

Who we are About us The Global Survivors Fund stands for and with survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and enhances their right and access to reparation. Our team The Global Survivors Fund is managed by a highly skilled team with a wide array of experience. Our board Our board is responsible for the strategy, policy […]

Our work Transversal issues Reparations are affordable.  Despite their clear obligation under international law, States are often reluctant to enact administrative reparation programmes. A key reason for their inaction is that reparations are often perceived as unaffordable. This is false. Survivors of conflict-related sexual violence have a right to reparation for the harms they have suffered, there […]

How we work Our approach We work towards enhancing access to reparations for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence around the world. Act Supporting civil society organisations and survivor networks in co-creating interim reparative measures with survivors. Advocate For duty bearers to honour their responsibility to provide reparation, as well as influence international policy agendas to […]