Reparations In Peru: 15 Years of Delivering Redress
I approached the design of this publication with a deep sense of responsibility, shaping a visual language that supports a complex and often painful national story. The report examines Peru’s twenty‑year internal armed conflict and the long struggle to build a comprehensive reparations policy, tracing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s findings, the creation of national programmes, and the lived realities of victims seeking recognition and redress.
My role was to bring clarity and dignity to this material: structuring dense analysis, elevating key data, and creating a layout that guides readers through historical context, policy frameworks, and human impact. Every design decision aimed to honour the survivors whose experiences underpin this work.
Client
Queen's University Belfast
Project
Report Design
Size
210mm x 297mm
