One of the main objectives of Irídia is to promote the right to memory by applying the principles of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition of the victims and reprisals of the civil war, Francoism and the transition to democracy.
Transitional Justice
Mission statement
Goals
The objectives of the Transitional Justice line are:
- Work for the generation of access to justice for the victims and reprisals of the civil war, Francoism and the transition to democracy, as well as for their families.
- Getting the Via Laietana Superior Police Headquarters to stop being a police station of the National Police and become a space of memory and reparation for the repression and torture of the Franco dictatorship.
- Influence public memory policies at Catalan and state level. Specifically in the following points:
- Promote the creation of a Victim Assistance Office.
- Urge that a judicial investigation be initiated ex officio in the framework of the mine opening processes.
- Promote the development of a psychosocial support protocol in the framework of the processes of access to the truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-repetition.
- Observe the application of international standards on impunity in public memory policies.
- Contribute to the social processes of reparation and guarantees of non-repetition promoted by civil society.
- Strengthen strategic litigation as a reporting tool for crimes committed during the civil war, the Franco regime and the transition.
- Participate in international networks linked to truth, memory, justice and reparation.
- Obtain the necessary resources for this line to be self-financing and sustainable