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Communications and Control Engineeringustice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC) process. The chapter demonstrates that the Kenya Transitional Justice Network (KTJN) had a significant impact on the TJRC process in line with a broader civil society legacy of shaping Kenya’s journey through the process of democratisation and transition p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41301-3ork on transitional justice in Zimbabwe, particularly in the rural areas, was an exercise of brave hearts at a time when the state did not tolerate any institution that would brook the idea. Transitional justice was a new concept in a country used to widespread rights abuses, and the government did

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Controller Tuning for Univariable Processesa Peace and Reconciliation Agreement called for the establishment of transitional justice mechanisms including a truth and reconciliation commission and a tribunal for prosecuting past mass human rights violations. This chapter analyses the evolution of civil society organisations in Burundi and the

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Controller Tuning for Univariable Processesout among countries that have utilised transitional justice, in Africa and elsewhere, because the ‘transition’ that many expect to materialise as a result of efforts to bring about justice simply has not come about. Instead, a series of intercultural conflicts and a long-governing, dictatorial gover

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-41301-3ety in leading and supporting community-based processes. Civil society organisations and transitional justice practitioners have increasingly focused on community-based processes in recent years, both as complements and as alternatives to national processes. While national processes tend to garner m