Radio Miraya Special | Rights for Peace

Radio Outreach on Transitional Justice in South Sudan

Rights for Peace is coordinating a weekly radio talk show on South Sudan's UN Radio Miraya FM 101 to raise awareness of the Commission for Truth, Reconciliation and Healing Act of 2024 (CTRH Act) and the Compensation and Reparations Authority Act of 2024 (CRA Act). Running since December 2025, the live weekly programme is promoting public dialogue on South Sudan's nascent transitional justice process.

Each episode examines a key topic, including how the Truth Commission will function in practice, issues around the truth-seeking process, amnesties, victim and witness protection, and the inclusion of women, children, and other vulnerable groups. Members of the public are able to call in and participate live.

Listen to the shows

What is Transitional Justice? - 16 Dec 2025David Deng

00:00 / 33:42

South Sudan's Commission for Truth, Reconcilliation and Healing - 27 Jan 2026Dr Baba Jallow

00:00 / 44:34

The Truth Seeking Process - 10 Feb 2026 Dr Baba Jallow

00:00 / 48:16

Women, children & vulnerable groups in the justice process - 17 Feb 2026 Mariana Goetz

00:00 / 41:06

Compensation & Reparation Authority (CRA) Act 2024 - 24 Feb 2026Lony Ruot

00:00 / 44:27

Protection of victims & witnesses: safety, confidentiality, dignity and respect - 10 Mar 2026Christine Alai

00:00 / 46:30

Amnesty, accountability and command responsibility - 31 March 2026Yasmin Sooka

00:00 / 39:17

What role can the public play? 07 April 2026Agatha Ndonga

00:00 / 46:54

"Can the CTRH start its work with recovering the land and houses of those who are in the PoC sites? What will the commission do to ensure that the houses are given back to their rightful owners?"

Caller from Malakal

"High profile individuals from both sides of the political divide have been sanctioned and accused of war crimes — can the CTRH use those international reports to summon individuals to tell the truth?"

Caller from Juba