On June 21, 2016 Teddy Atim was a panelist for an online dialogue on gender, justice, and reparation for women war survivors in northern Uganda. The event was organized by Isis-Women’s International Cross Cultural Exchange (Isis-WICCE) in Kampala, Uganda.

The dialogue aimed to draw attention to women victim’s voices and their priorities for justice as well as reparation – linked to the ICC and Uganda’s processes- to prompt action.  It encouraged a free exchange of views, concrete recommendations, and an open, constructive discussion on the subject with a wider audience.

The conversation took place on twitter. Go to twitter #Justice4LRAWarVictims to read the discussion.