Pursue Peace

Justice that restores. Peace that endures.

Pursue Peace is an Africa-rooted and globally engaged transitional justice and survivor-centred policy advisory platform specialising in justice processes that strengthen the foundations of peace in societies affected by conflict.

Our work is guided by the conviction that peace must be actively pursued, and that the law and justice processes when used with integrity can help restore relationships, uphold dignity, and create the conditions for just and stable communities. Inspired by the call to “seek peace and pursue it,” this consultancy and advisory platform is anchored in a personal and professional commitment to centringsurvivors’ voices.

Start Your Journey to Peace

This takes shape in practice through a steadfast focus on survivor-centred justice, truth-telling, compassion, accountability, and reconciliation.

By combining ethical clarity with political realism and deep legal expertise, Pursue-Peace supports individuals, organisations, justice institutions, and societies in building credible pathways toward healing, accountability, and sustainable peace.

Pursue Peace exists to seek peace and pursue it by placing survivors at the centre of justice. We equip individuals, institutions and communities to build accountable processes that restore dignity, advance truth, and foster reconciliation and lasting peace.

Mission

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Vision

Our vision is a peaceful Africa and a peaceful world where justice restores dignity, heals divided societies, and strengthens institutions to act with integrity and courage. We strive for communities renewed by truth, compassion, and accountability—where survivors’ voices guide the path to recovery, where the law protects and reconciles, and where the pursuit of peace becomes a shared commitment that builds lasting trust and stability.

 

What we do.

Pursue Peace advances survivor-centred justice through research, dialogue and collaboration with practitioners, civil society and academic partners.
The initiative seeks to contribute to more inclusive and context-sensitive approaches to accountability and peacebuilding.

 
 

  • Independent research on transitional justice, survivor participation and accountability.

  • Convening conversations between researchers, practitioners and civil society actors to strengthen justice processes.

  • Supporting initiatives and institutions working on accountability, reconciliation and survivor-centred justice.