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As a result to changes to our branding and naming CIPCR International will be know colloquially as the Causeway Initiative. Our full title will be the Causeway Initiative for Peace-building and Conflict Resolution International. Our abbreviated title remains CIPCR International … Continue reading →

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Induction and Capacity Building Support for Law Enforcement Officials in Moldova in Transitional Justice as a Mechanism of Post-Conflict Settlement During August 2016 – March 2017, Causeway Initiative for Peace-Building and Conflict Resolution International carried out a project on Induction … Continue reading →

Causeway were delighted to be asked to participate in a recent online report A Tale of Two Seas that considered efforts being undertaken in Bahrain to strengthen relationships between communities there. We are very proud of our friendships across the country in Bahrain, … Continue reading →

The Causeway Initiative, in partnership with the British Embassy in Moldova, has recently completed a programme of training for ‘young professionals’ involved in political or civil society initiatives working in Chisinau and Tiraspol. The programme included capacity building workshops focused on the … Continue reading →

A Report documenting alleged human rights violations faced by Bahrainis and expatriates will be released next month. The National Institution for Human Rights (NIHR) has completed compiling its second annual report that lists serious allegations of torture, police misconduct and … Continue reading →

VICTIMS and perpetrators of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland could hold the key to conflict resolution in Bahrain, according to a leading intermediary. For two years, delegates from the Bahrain Foundation for Reconciliation and Civil Discourse (BFRCD) have met former … Continue reading →

CIPCRI hosted Mr Viktor Osipov, the Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova, and a Parliamentary delegation, who came to Belfast to study the use of transitional justice in the Northern Ireland peace process. During the visit Mr Osipov and his colleagues … Continue reading →

On 22 July, Iain Lindsay, the outgoing British Ambassador to Bahrain, expressed his sorrow at leaving Bahrain after four years of service. He noted how many British citizens saw Bahrain as a “second home”, with many hundreds of them settling down … Continue reading →

Recently, a delegation from Bahrain visited Northern Ireland. The delegation spent a week in Belfast, meeting with politicians, community organisations, journalists and retired PSNI officers. Feedback from the delegation was very positive, with many Bahrainis saying that there are many … Continue reading →