How to Engage with O7J's Work

O7J continues to engage with universities, legal clinics, research institutes, and students interested in atrocity accountability, international criminal law, and survivorcentred justice processes. This includes opportunities for:

• legal research;

• policy development;

• training and mentorship; comparative analysis; and participation in accountability-related projects and initiatives.

O7J works closely with lawyers, investigators, academics, documentation experts, psychosocial professionals, and partner organizations across multiple jurisdictions.

We welcome collaboration with professionals and institutions working in areas including:

• international criminal law; human rights law; victim representation;

• conflict-related sexual violence;

• evidentiary documentation;

• digital harms and accountability;

• forensic and investigative support;

• and strategic litigation.

Survivors, bereaved families, hostage families, and affected communities seeking information regarding accountability pathways, victim participation, or legal representation may contact O7J directly.

We continue strengthening cooperation with civil society organizations, survivor initiatives, documentation projects, and institutions working to support accountability, victim rights, and protection of civilians. Partnerships grounded in professionalism, evidentiary integrity, and survivor-centered practice remain essential to sustaining long-term accountability efforts.