At the frontlines of the fight to address gender-based harms through transitional justice, women’s rights organisations are uniquely placed to identify and advocate for the needs of women experiencing conflict and to provide integral services in conflict contexts. Despite this critical dual role, WROs in conflict settings are systematically excluded from transitional justice processes and chronically underfunded. This paper mobilises the concept of hybrid peace to analyse the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and understand the role of WROs in negotiating the interactions between internationalised peace-building processes and local realities.  

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