Titlebook: Advocating Transitional Justice in Africa; The Role of Civil So Jasmina Brankovic,Hugo van der Merwe Book 2018 Springer International Publi

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,Locating Civil Society in Kenya’s Transitional Justice Agenda: A Reflection on the Experience of tholitics over the years. Through KTJN’s experience, the chapter highlights critical lessons on the operations of civil society networks seeking to influence transitional justice processes. The critical components of governance structures, sustainability and victim empowerment are discussed.

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Madly Off in All Directions: Civil Society and the Use of Customary Justice as Transitional Justicenment have meant that communities have been left to their own devices to deal with the events of the past. What follows is a reflection on the experience of civil society in the transitional justice arena—commonly referred to as ‘peace and justice’—in that country.

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Book 2018esent case studies from Southern, Central, East, West and North Africa, and a rangeof moments and types of transition. In addition to historical perspective, the chapters provide fresh and up-to- date analyses of ongoing transitional justice efforts that are key to defining the future of how the fie

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Transitional Justice in Liberia: The Interface Between Civil Society Organisations and the Liberianementation of the mandate and final recommendations of the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (LTRC). It establishes that Liberia’s civil society organisations were instrumental in lobbying for warring parties to reach a ceasefire and that some were intimately involved in the peace negotia

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Taking Transitional Justice to the People: Challenges for Civil Society in Zimbabwe,n situation. Technically, transitional justice as a practice, process and norm had no local presence. It was viewed as foreign, an imposition from Western countries with the mischievous idea of changing the regime. Yet the citizens wanted the idea, even with little understanding of what was in it fo

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,Persistent Injuries, the Law and Politics: The South African Victims’ Support Group Khulumani and Ional approach to the issue of the ‘unfinished business’ of apartheid. Khulumani has sought legal remedies both domestically and internationally, thus moving away from a reconciliatory towards a more legalistic approach regarding transitional justice matters. Parallel to the court cases, Khulumani ha

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Cooperation and Conflict: Civil Society Resistance and Engagement with Transitional Justice in Buruitical and security crisis that began in April 2015 led to new divisions between civil society leaders in exile and those remaining in Burundi, who support the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that finally commenced operations in March 2016.

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Civil Society Engagement with Communities: Tradition, Authority and Transitional Justice in Rural AThis chapter calls attention to two complementary dynamics that shape civil society engagement in rural African communities: the density of local authority structures, and the turn to ideas of ‘tradition’ and associated canons of practice. These features are illustrated through three case studies, i