General Information
Background, establishment, mandate, historical context, and strategic direction of the Commission.
Explore Page →Working toward truth, justice and reconciliation in the Somali Region.
The SRS Commission for Documenting Violations, Reparations, and Reconciliation is an independent commission established by Proclamation No. 205/2021. The Commission investigates human rights violations committed in the Somali Region between 1991 and 2018, with the aim of enhancing unity and social cohesion after decades of conflict.
Our work focuses on truth-seeking, restorative justice, reparations, and meaningful reconciliation among communities.
Learn More About the Commission →Background, establishment, mandate, historical context, and strategic direction of the Commission.
Explore Page →Our mission, vision and commitment to truth, justice, reparation and reconciliation.
Explore Page →Meet the Commission’s leadership and learn about their roles and experience.
Explore Page →A society in which individuals and communities affected by past human rights violations can heal through truth-seeking, acknowledgment, and restorative justice.
SRS COMMISSION — VISIONThe Commission was established under Proclamation No. 205/2021, which outlines its powers and responsibilities. To guide its work, the Commission formulated a strategic plan for 2022–2025 following wide consultations with stakeholders, including victims, community representatives, and government institutions.
Proclamation No. 205/2021 and the Commission’s powers and responsibilities provide the legal basis for our work.
View Official Documents →Our specialized departments work together to investigate violations, support victims, and promote lasting peace and reconciliation.