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Burundi's civil war may have ended more than a decade ago, but violence in the country continues. Many of its victims are women, whose rights under the law are often ignored. Now a unique legal aid programme is helping thousands of women in the remotest parts of the county, like Maura Ntukamazina, learn about the law and reclaim their rights.

Dr. Craig Zelizer moderates a discussion among peacebuilding practitioners.

Millions of people in Colombia were forced to flee their homes during more than 50 years of armed conflict. But the end may be closer than anyone thinks.

A Vietnam veteran inspires others to stand for a greater cause of peace, tolerance, and honoring every individual's dignity.

A youth project encourages young Palestinians to contribute to their communities.

Three poet-athletes talk about the program's three impact areas -- self-expression, physical fitness and sense of community.

The traditional gacaca court is a homegrown answer to truth and reconciliation after the genocide.

Women visit a rehabilitation centre for former abductees and the home village of rebel leader Joseph Kony.

A woman escapes a conflict zone in an innovative video created by Hungarian graduate and undergraduate students.

For the first time in a decade, the Colombian government appears set to sit down for peace talks with the country's largest Marxist guerrilla organization.