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- Title
CHICKEN AND EGG? SEQUENCING IN TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE: THE CASE OF UGANDA.
- Authors
Quinn, Joanna R.
- Abstract
The processes of transitional justice and social reconstruction aim to repair the social elements of a society. Countries devise mechanisms for handling past and current human rights violations. The manner in which these kinds of mechanisms have been used in addressing such crimes as well as the appropriate order in which these mechanisms should be used is considered here. A myriad of mechanisms have been applied to the case of Uganda and are examined.
- Subjects
UGANDA; HUMAN rights violations; JUSTICE -- International cooperation; CRIME; POLITICAL crimes &; offenses
- Publication
International Journal of Peace Studies, 2009, Vol 14, Issue 1, p35
- ISSN
1085-7494
- Publication type
Article