This document provides an overview of a webinar on exploring restorative tactics after human rights abuses. It outlines the webinar agenda which includes an introduction to online tools, foundations for strategic thinking, key terms, reasons for new tactics, and examples of restorative tactics such as remembering abuses, strengthening individuals and communities, and seeking redress. The document also provides details on specific tactics used in Cambodia, West Africa, Chile, Spain and the UK.

1. A Project of 649 Dayton Avenue  St. Paul, MN 55104  USA T:+1.612.436.4800  Email: newtactics@cvt.org Websites: http://www.cvt.org  http://www.newtactics.org Exploring RESTORATIVE Tactics after abuses have taken place provided by Nancy L. Pearson, M.S.W., L.I.S.W. New Tactics in Human Rights Project Manager The Center for Victims of Torture A Tavaana Webinar

3. Using our technology tools

5. Foundations for Strategic Thinking and Tactical Innovation

7. Know Know Know From Sun Tzu— the Art of War

8. Know Yourself Know Your Opponent Know the Terrain From Sun Tzu— the Art of War

9. Key Terms

15. Hitting your “target”

19. Questions or Comments 

20. Why the need for "new" tactics?

21. When your only tool is a hammer, New Tactics in Human Rights – www.newtactics.org

22. every problem looks like a nail. New Tactics in Human Rights – www.newtactics.org

25. What is your vision?

26. Questions or Comments 

41. What is your vision? 1973 – 1990 Activists documenting violations 1988 – Chile signs UN Convention Against Torture 1998 – Pinochet indicted for human rights violations by Spanish magistrate 1998 – Pinochet arrested in London while traveling 1999 – UK House of Lords decreed there was no immunity for torture 2000 – Pinochet returns home to charges and house arrest until his death

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