Healing the Wounds of WarEpisodes Available now

Dealing with the Aftermath of War

After war, people are often seeking accountability

Conflicts are often caused by the use of power over resources and land

The Mayan population suffered disproportionately in Guatemala's 30-year civil war

Working with Ugandan veterans to integrate them back into society

The ancient Arab peacemaking process called Sulha

During the Rwandan genocide of the 1990s, the legal system was under strain

Refugees from Sarajevo describe how their lives are fractured because of ethnic rivalry

How South Africa provided a space for victims to be heard after Apartheid

How suppression of history can obstruct the healing of the wounds of war

A look at war crime trials at the end of World War II