{
    "title": "From Harm to Healing",
    "subtitle": "Recognizing what happened, acknowledging the harm & taking meaningful steps",
    "sections": [
        {
            "heading": "Meaningful Responses Beyond Financial Relief",
            "quote": "",
            "body": "Reparations recognise the harm suffered by victims of human rights violations and seek to provide meaningful responses to that harm. They are not simply financial payments. They can include measures that restore dignity, support recovery, acknowledge wrongdoing, help repair the consequences of violations and address the conditions that allowed abuses to occur.",
            "image": "images/uploads/reparations-section_1793868641_NDvomuuz.jpg",
            "image_alt": "National reparations community consultations with survivor families and advocates",
            "image_credit": "Photo: Post-TRRC Unit · Ministry of Justice"
        },
        {
            "heading": "The Gambian Framework and Non-Monetary Measures",
            "quote": "",
            "body": "In The Gambia, reparations form a central part of the response to the violations documented by the TRRC. The legal framework provides for monetary compensation and non-monetary measures, including rehabilitation and other forms of redress. It also recognises the relationship between reparations, memorialisation, institutional reform and guarantees of non-recurrence.",
            "image": "images/uploads/reparations-section_1793868641_cXjEhnCC.jpg",
            "image_alt": "Statutory consultation and reparations fund financial planning",
            "image_credit": "Victims Reparations Act 2023"
        },
        {
            "heading": "Responding to Individual and Collective Harm",
            "quote": "",
            "body": "This section explains the legal framework governing reparations, the institutions responsible for administering them, and the different ways in which reparations may respond to individual and collective harm. It also explores the experiences and perspectives of victims, the implementation challenges that remain, and the importance of ensuring that reparations are accessible, equitable and responsive to victims' needs.",
            "image": "images/uploads/reparations-section_1793868641_UfDhNtO0.JPG",
            "image_alt": "Civil society coordination platform and survivor community representatives",
            "image_credit": "Community & Survivor Redress"
        }
    ]
}