Donjeta Rexhbogaj is a legal researcher and writer from Kosovo, focusing on transitional justice, human rights and post-conflict memory. She conducted research at the European Training and Research Center for Human Rights at the University of Graz, examining the role of internationalized judicial institutions in Kosovo’s post-conflict justice system, and worked as a court monitor and legal researcher with BIRN Kosovo. Passionate about writing, she explores justice, reconciliation and post-conflict memory through analytical and reflective narratives.
Her fellowship project, Women Writing Justice, investigates how women journalists in Kosovo and Serbia shape public narratives about war, justice and post-conflict processes.Through qualitative interviews, narrative analysis and media review, the research documents the professional experiences and ethical challenges faced by journalists reporting on war crimes, human rights and accountability. By highlighting these experiences, the project aims to amplify women’s voices in shaping transitional memory and to encourage more nuanced public discussion on justice, responsibility and reconciliation in the region.
Keywords: transitional justice, journalism, women perspectives, narratives about the war