"The article […] discusses how victims experience group support as a recognising-reparative space from traumatic experiences. The goal is to demonstrate that group spaces can become not only instrumental in academic or therapeutic approaches but also positive catalysts for agency, recovery, and a politicising element for victims of human rights abuses to experience recognition and reparation. For survivors of political violence, the group space becomes a liminal space between the individual and the social, where the long-isolated suffering is socialised and politicised again, and where subjectivity has restored confidence, received, and provided recognising experiences, and facilitates the elaboration of the injured individual."


