More About Restorative Justice
Restorative justice focuses on repairing harm caused by wrong-doing rather than simply punishing offenders.
It is a community-driven approach to conflict resolution that emphasizes accountability, healing, and reconciliation between the offender, the victim, and the affected community.
These initiatives promote understanding and empower individuals to address harm and rebuild relationships. It promotes understanding and reconciliation among all parties involved.
Through restorative practices, communities create spaces for meaningful dialogue, where conflicts are resolved collaboratively, leading to lasting resolutions and stronger connections among members.
This can take various forms depending on the context. These can include mediations, restorative circles, restorative conversations and restorative justice practices.