This year’s publication will highlight the progress of existing national mechanisms featured in the 2015 edition (i.e. DRC, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and the United States), introduce newly established mechanisms (i.e. South Sudan and Costa Rica), discuss common challenges as well as innovative solutions, and provide a concluding section that pulls together lessons learned for the atrocity crimes prevention community.
Read more details of the launch event on 4 May in New York here.





















