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Leah Niederhausen

Leah Niederhausen

“Restitution ends when what has been broken is restored” – Hã-eb !Khuxamab

“Restitution ends when what has been broken is restored. In terms of when I don’t have nightmares anymore. When my grandchildren stops having them, when my grandchildren and great grandchildren can talk about what happened. Not with that sense of we still hurt and still pain, but with, yeah, that happened but we are friends […]

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Leah Niederhausen

“[…] there’s been a transfer of the trauma and the loss of livelihoods, a loss of land that took place” – Antonio Stuurmann

“The genocide has had a very deep impact, not just on the destruction of indigenous knowledge, but also on the sense of damage on the dignity of the people because there’s been a transfer of the trauma and the loss of livelihoods, a loss of land that took place.“ Antonio Stuurmann, Member of the Technical […]

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