News Social reuse and victims Civil society perspectives on asset repatriation and its use for the realization of human rights Reflections from the OHCHR expert meeting
News Statement of the CAPAR Civil Society Network on the Commemoration of Africa Anti-Corruption Day Corruption is not a victimless crime. Its costs go far beyond the money and property stolen. Corruption greatly undermines human dignity by depriving citizens of access to basic rights and services, including healthcare, education, justice, and economic opportunities. International and regional frameworks exist to combat corruption, and within them lies the potential for restorative justice by reshaping these processes to centre on human beings, particularly victims of corruption.
Research Social reuse and victims Victim Inclusion in Asset Recovery This research paper describes the human rights obligations States have with respect to victim participation in asset recovery processes, from confiscation all the way through to return.
