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Twenty Lessons from Twenty Years of Transitional Justice in Asia

Twenty Lessons from Twenty Years of Transitional Justice in Asia

on: January 15, 2019In: Articles, Report

According to the United Nations, the term transitional justice (TJ) covers all of the strategies a nation employs to address a history of mass human rights violations. Although this may include a broad range of steps designed for particular contexts, usually those approaches will also fit within the four basic pillars of the TJ framework. […] Read more

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